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15-year-old Eagle Scout creates monument for three fallen soldiers from Shavano Park
Fifteen-year old Ryan Matson wanted to honor their sacrifice. He created a monument, part of his Eagle Scout project.
Military News
JBSA-Lackland allows visitors at graduation
Thursday marked the first time in 16 months friends and family were able to witness their loved ones graduate at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
Life
More people could remain working from home after the pandemic
Despite many companies starting to returning to the office, thousands of employees would rather continue staying home.
National
DOJ announces new strike force initiative to battle gun violence crisis in major US cities
Washington D.C. has seen a surge in gun violence, and it's one of five cities where the issue will be addressed by the new initiative.
National
WATCH: How smoke from massive wildfires is affecting air quality across the U.S.
Smoke from fires raging in the western U.S. has traveled thousands of miles.
Features
Duct tape dress created by teen who was inspired by her Texan, Mexican roots
Larissa Leon is hoping to win a scholarship for her entry that honors her culture. The Houston-born teen now lives in Washington.
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WHOA! Texas teen's tuxedo makes the final round of duct tape competition 🤵
Aaron Leal lives along the Texas-Mexico border in La Joya. He's excited to be one of five students in the finals for Duck Tape's "Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest."
Education
Free lunches for all NEISD students in 2021-2022 school year, district says
NEISD said typically students have to meet income eligibility requirements to qualify for free or reduced-price meals, but that's changing.
Morning Rush
Morning Rush: String of robberies, sixth Texas democrat contracts COVID-19, 'Stuff the Bus' campaign & teen makes the finals for duct tape tuxedo
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'Who shot Ashli Babbitt?' | Inside the effort to make a January 6 martyr
Almost immediately, white supremacist and anti-government extremists began trying to use Ashli Babbitt's death as a clarion call for recruits.
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How far into space did the Blue Origin rocket travel?
The rocket traveled more than 60 miles in just 10 minutes. KENS 5's Meagan Massey breaks down what happened in that time.
Military News
15-year-old Eagle Scout creates monument for three fallen soldiers from Shavano Park
Fifteen-year old Ryan Matson wanted to honor their sacrifice. He created a monument, part of his Eagle Scout project.
Military News
JBSA-Lackland allows visitors at graduation
Thursday marked the first time in 16 months friends and family were able to witness their loved ones graduate at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
Life
More people could remain working from home after the pandemic
Despite many companies starting to returning to the office, thousands of employees would rather continue staying home.
National
DOJ announces new strike force initiative to battle gun violence crisis in major US cities
Washington D.C. has seen a surge in gun violence, and it's one of five cities where the issue will be addressed by the new initiative.
National
WATCH: How smoke from massive wildfires is affecting air quality across the U.S.
Smoke from fires raging in the western U.S. has traveled thousands of miles.
Features
Duct tape dress created by teen who was inspired by her Texan, Mexican roots
Larissa Leon is hoping to win a scholarship for her entry that honors her culture. The Houston-born teen now lives in Washington.
Features
WHOA! Texas teen's tuxedo makes the final round of duct tape competition 🤵
Aaron Leal lives along the Texas-Mexico border in La Joya. He's excited to be one of five students in the finals for Duck Tape's "Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest."
Education
Free lunches for all NEISD students in 2021-2022 school year, district says
NEISD said typically students have to meet income eligibility requirements to qualify for free or reduced-price meals, but that's changing.
Morning Rush
Morning Rush: String of robberies, sixth Texas democrat contracts COVID-19, 'Stuff the Bus' campaign & teen makes the finals for duct tape tuxedo
These are your top morning headlines on the KENS 5 Eyewitness News Morning Rush.
National
'Who shot Ashli Babbitt?' | Inside the effort to make a January 6 martyr
Almost immediately, white supremacist and anti-government extremists began trying to use Ashli Babbitt's death as a clarion call for recruits.
National
How far into space did the Blue Origin rocket travel?
The rocket traveled more than 60 miles in just 10 minutes. KENS 5's Meagan Massey breaks down what happened in that time.
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