Zack Briggs
Reporter at KENS-TV (San Antonio, TX)
Reporter at @KENS5 | Washington state native | #GoCougs | Traditional Jazz and movie fanatic
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3 days ago |
kens5.com | Zack Briggs
SAN ANTONIO — Uncertainty has swept parts of San Antonio's immigrant community after federal agents arrested numerous migrants over the past week, including men and women who attend a Mennonite church. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested at least a dozen individuals a week ago as they left immigration court downtown following their cases being dismissed.
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4 days ago |
kens5.com | Zack Briggs
SAN ANTONIO — Texas is ramping up its fight against worldwide cyberthreats with a new initiative based in San Antonio, which was made official after Gov. Greg Abbott signed House Bill 150 into law. The legislation establishes Texas Cyber Command, which will serve as a statewide cybersecurity force tasked with defending against digital attacks targeting Texas’s infrastructure, including public services and government systems.
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4 days ago |
kvue.com | Zack Briggs
SAN ANTONIO — Child and family advocate Pam Allen has teamed up with VIA Metropolitan Transit to raise awareness of the Baby Moses Law, a decades-old measure that allows parents to safely and legally surrender their newborns without facing prosecution. “Of course we’re all aware of what’s happening in our city,” Allen said, who is the founder of Eagles Flight Advocacy and Outreach. “We saw three months of deadly abandonments.
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5 days ago |
cbs19.tv | Zack Briggs
SAN ANTONIO — Child and family advocate Pam Allen has teamed up with VIA Metropolitan Transit to raise awareness of the Baby Moses Law, a decades-old measure that allows parents to safely and legally surrender their newborns without facing prosecution. “Of course we’re all aware of what’s happening in our city,” Allen said, who is the founder of Eagles Flight Advocacy and Outreach. “We saw three months of deadly abandonments.
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5 days ago |
kens5.com | Zack Briggs
SAN ANTONIO — Child and family advocate Pam Allen has teamed up with VIA Metropolitan Transit to raise awareness of the Baby Moses Law, a decades-old measure that allows parents to safely and legally surrender their newborns without facing prosecution. “Of course we’re all aware of what’s happening in our city,” Allen said, who is the founder of Eagles Flight Advocacy and Outreach. “We saw three months of deadly abandonments.
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“It memorializes our 21 lives that we lost, our beautiful 21 angels and to see everyone work together in love has been emotional, it has been a blessing.” @KENS5 https://t.co/kPj6uB4zNd
Tim Miller of the Uvalde CISD Moving Forward Foundation on the importance of constructing Legacy Elementary with safety and mental health in mind for students and staff. @KENS5 https://t.co/4BYW0uSI8D
In Uvalde today where it's just been announced that the construction of Legacy Elementary is now fully funded with the help of numerous donors. The school, set to be move-in ready for this fall, will honor the 21 lives lost at Robb Elementary almost 3 years ago. @KENS5 https://t.co/12HYowTv5L