KENS 5 anchor Deborah Knapp will no longer be gracing our TV screens. After 48 years in broadcast journalism, the longtime ...

Knapp took her talents to Philadelphia, anchoring the 5 and 11 p.m. newscasts at WCAU, before returning home to San Antonio ...

The recent wave of retirements and departures of some of the city's best-known TV news personalities has left KENS 5’s Deborah Knapp as something ... Henry Bonilla, who at the time was a ...

After almost 50 years in TV news, 38 of those at KENS 5, Deborah Knapp will sign off for the final time on May 21. The longtime news anchor announced her retirement Monday and said she’s been ...

Deborah Knapp is retiring from San Antonio CBS affiliate KENS after almost 50 years. Knapp is set to step down as a 5 p.m. anchor in late May 2025. "It's been an honor to serve the wonderful ...

It's something San Antonio viewers have been fearing for years. Legendary anchorwoman Deborah Knapp will soon retire from KENS 5. In a news released shared by the San Antonio TV station ...

SAN ANTONIO — After nearly five decades of dedicated service to the people of San Antonio, award-winning journalist and beloved news anchor Deborah Knapp has announced her retirement from KENS 5 ...

Longtime KENS 5 anchor Deborah Knapp, one of the most familiar faces in San Antonio broadcasting, is retiring after an impressive almost five-decade career with the station. Her last appearance on ...

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