Ryan Wolf

3 weeks ago | foxsanantonio.com | Ryan Wolf

San Antonio — Amazon Driver Goes Viral for One Simple Act—Then Gets the Surprise of His LifeSteven Cash had no idea a simple delivery would make him a local hero. Fox San Antonio's Ryan Wolf recently caught up with the Amazon driver at a Northeast Side apartment complex—where just weeks before, a quiet act of kindness was caught on camera and seen across the country. “Is that my man, Steven?” Ryan called out as he spotted him in the parking lot. “Ah, man! We've got ourselves a celebrity.

1 month ago | foxsanantonio.com | Ryan Wolf

by Ryan Wolf / Ashley Paredez / Alex Garcia Wed, April 30th 2025 at 10:15 PM Updated Wed, April 30th 2025 at 10:15 PM Chocolate tamales?! It’s happening at Fiesta De Los Reyes in San Antonio! SAN ANTONIO - Chocolate tamales?! It’s happening at Fiesta De Los Reyes in San Antonio! Margarita’s Tortilla Factory isn’t just pushing out your abuelita’s flavors— they’ve also got chocolate tamales at their stand! Watch how they’re Keepin’ It Puro along with Hector J’s crispy dogs at Fiesta this year!...

1 month ago | foxsanantonio.com | Ryan Wolf

SAN ANTONIO - Sichuan House by Ingram Mall dubs itself the OG of San Antonio’s Chinese culinary scene. "We are located on the northwest side of San Antonio, right behind Ingram Park Mall, just outside of Loop 410, and we have been cooking up delicious, authentic San Chinese food for 10 years. The foundation of Sichuan House is our family market.

1 month ago | foxsanantonio.com | Ryan Wolf

Daniel Croumer checks his blood pressure regularly. He has to. At 58 years old, Daniel lives with vascular issues that can turn dangerous in an instant if his vital signs fall out of balance. And on a hot, humid day at a South Side salvage yard, they did. He never expected to collapse in a place like this—Roosevelt Wrench-A-Part, where he and his wife Michelle were simply searching for a few car parts. “It was humid,” Daniel recalled.

2 months ago | foxsanantonio.com | Ryan Wolf

San Antonio — There’s a lot that goes into our CASH FOR KINDNESS surprises. For days, we’ve known exactly where to find Mary Salinas—sitting inside her worn black pickup truck, her daily ritual before stepping into the street to protect the children of Briscoe Elementary. She doesn’t do it for recognition. She doesn’t do it for praise. She does it because she loves these kids. "There are a ton of speeders," Fox SA's Ryan Wolf calls out, recording on his cell phone.