Luis Cienfuegos
Photojournalist
Luis Cienfuegos is a photographer at KSAT 12.
Luis Cienfuegos is a photographer at KSAT 12.
More than a month after a New Jersey father and son were attacked downtown following the Spurs-Knicks championship game, one of the victims is speaking publicly as police continue searching for those responsible.
The Bexar County commissioners threw their official support behind efforts to improve medical services and healthcare provided at the Bexar County Adult Detention Center on Tuesday.
San Antonio Animal Care Services said resources are available for domestic violence survivors who are worried about their pets when trying to escape a dangerous situation.
A viewer tip led KSAT to uncover what appeared to be an error in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice’s online records for a Bexar County man serving a 50-year prison sentence for shooting a San Antonio police officer.
A South Texas landmark that helped define generations of Tejano music and family celebrations is now gone after a massive overnight fire destroyed the historic Crystal Ballroom in Crystal City on Monday.
Animal Care Services is encouraging pet owners to ask for help before deciding to give up an animal. The waitlist to surrender a pet lasts through the end of the year, so ACS is encouraging people to take advantage of many financial help programs for pet owners.
Hannah Detmers has been a San Antonio firefighter for nine years. She wrote and illustrated a children's book to inspire young girls to consider firefighting as a career.
Gov. Greg Abbott toured La Salle County by helicopter after flooding washed out roads and damaged homes, including in the Cotulla area, where some families were blocked from returning home.
A third person has died as a result of the flooding in South Texas after floodwaters swept away a vehicle in Val Verde County, Gov. Greg Abbott said Friday.
As families return to Canyon Lake after last week’s flooding, officials say the biggest concern may not be water quality — it’s what could be hiding beneath the surface.
Volunteers and business owners across Kerr County are cleaning up after last week’s floods, while many residents wait for state and federal aid.