Breaking NewsFor Luis Semidey, getting a request to pick up groceries wasn't surprising. What was surprising was what happened when he tried to deliver them.6:45 PM CDT April 14, 2020SAN ANTONIO — The driver's seat is a place Luis Semidey is used to. For the longest time, he was an Uber driver as he paid and worked through graduate school. "I stopped Ubering for obvious reasons," he said. "I didn't want to be in close contact with a lot of people." So, instead, the San Antonio man signed up to be a Favor driver, working for a company that allows customers to order practically...…Breaking NewsFor Luis Semidey, getting a request to pick up groceries wasn't surprising. What was surprising was what happened when he tried to deliver them.6:45 PM CDT April 14, 2020SAN ANTONIO — The driver's seat is a place Luis Semidey is used to. For the longest time, he was an Uber driver as he paid and worked through graduate school. "I stopped Ubering for obvious reasons," he said. "I didn't want to be in close contact with a lot of people." So, instead, the San Antonio man signed up to be a Favor driver, working for a company that allows customers to order practically...WW…

Breaking News"It's not just making the money from the medals but the fear that we would potentially even lose money by not being able to sell them at all."5:10 PM CDT July 13, 2020SAN ANTONIO — The sounds of construction are usually a welcoming sign at Habitat for Humanity sites, but as the pandemic gained speed, the work had to slow down."When it started in March, we were having about 350 volunteers on our site, and suddenly it went down to about 10," Stephanie Wiese the Vice President of Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio, said. According to the non-profit, they have 95% fewer...…Breaking News"It's not just making the money from the medals but the fear that we would potentially even lose money by not being able to sell them at all."5:10 PM CDT July 13, 2020SAN ANTONIO — The sounds of construction are usually a welcoming sign at Habitat for Humanity sites, but as the pandemic gained speed, the work had to slow down."When it started in March, we were having about 350 volunteers on our site, and suddenly it went down to about 10," Stephanie Wiese the Vice President of Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio, said. According to the non-profit, they have 95% fewer...WW…

Breaking News"This problem is about life and death," the school district's union President told KENS 5.6:57 PM CDT July 15, 2020SAN ANTONIO — It's easy to get lost in the hours of debate on whether we should re-open schools. But it's not easy Wanda Longoria to see the real consequences if we do."I immediately went to his picture on Facebook and I saw him standing there with his precious elementary daughter," the NISD union president said as she began to cry. "All I can think is this is a single father whose first concern is his child."Longoria is talking about NISD school bus driver...…Breaking News"This problem is about life and death," the school district's union President told KENS 5.6:57 PM CDT July 15, 2020SAN ANTONIO — It's easy to get lost in the hours of debate on whether we should re-open schools. But it's not easy Wanda Longoria to see the real consequences if we do."I immediately went to his picture on Facebook and I saw him standing there with his precious elementary daughter," the NISD union president said as she began to cry. "All I can think is this is a single father whose first concern is his child."Longoria is talking about NISD school bus driver...WW…

Breaking News"It's not mandatory," the restaurant owner said. "But we definitely recommended it. It makes our staff feel a little bit better about having people come in here."5:01 PM CDT July 16, 2020SAN ANTONIO — In an age when you can never be too cautious, one San Antonio restaurant owner isn't taking any chances. As the Alamo City passes surpasses 20,000 cases of the novel coronavirus, Ceasar Zepeda is adding another measure of safety. "It's just one extra layer that makes us feel a little bit better to continue to do what we do here," the owner of Alamo Biscuit Company...…Breaking News"It's not mandatory," the restaurant owner said. "But we definitely recommended it. It makes our staff feel a little bit better about having people come in here."5:01 PM CDT July 16, 2020SAN ANTONIO — In an age when you can never be too cautious, one San Antonio restaurant owner isn't taking any chances. As the Alamo City passes surpasses 20,000 cases of the novel coronavirus, Ceasar Zepeda is adding another measure of safety. "It's just one extra layer that makes us feel a little bit better to continue to do what we do here," the owner of Alamo Biscuit Company...WW…

Breaking News"I have to have two negatives to go back to work," one woman who has been quarantined in her home for four weeks told KENS 5.5:57 PM CDT July 10, 2020It's not the most pleasant experience but getting tested for coronavirus seems to be inevitable. Margaret Ochoa knows that. She has done it twice."I went to go take another test," she said. "My husband came back negative and I came back positive again." Ochoa says she been in quarantine inside her home for four weeks now as she waits for a negative result."I have to have two negatives to go back to work," she said. Which...…Breaking News"I have to have two negatives to go back to work," one woman who has been quarantined in her home for four weeks told KENS 5.5:57 PM CDT July 10, 2020It's not the most pleasant experience but getting tested for coronavirus seems to be inevitable. Margaret Ochoa knows that. She has done it twice."I went to go take another test," she said. "My husband came back negative and I came back positive again." Ochoa says she been in quarantine inside her home for four weeks now as she waits for a negative result."I have to have two negatives to go back to work," she said. Which...WW…

Breaking NewsWhile city leaders wait to make a decision, some businesses are rolling out their Halloween events this weekend.6:57 PM CDT September 18, 2020SAN ANTONIO — It may not feel like it, but fall is just around the corner and with that comes a major holiday that for many, is hard to avoid. With Halloween just six weeks away the question remains, what will it happen?"It's a bit early to have that discussion," Mayor Ron Nirenberg said in a daily briefing last week as he stated they were waiting on coronavirus results from Labor Day to make any decisions.But for some businesses, it's...…Breaking NewsWhile city leaders wait to make a decision, some businesses are rolling out their Halloween events this weekend.6:57 PM CDT September 18, 2020SAN ANTONIO — It may not feel like it, but fall is just around the corner and with that comes a major holiday that for many, is hard to avoid. With Halloween just six weeks away the question remains, what will it happen?"It's a bit early to have that discussion," Mayor Ron Nirenberg said in a daily briefing last week as he stated they were waiting on coronavirus results from Labor Day to make any decisions.But for some businesses, it's...WW…