Driver Valerie Keeney Dead in Hardy Oak Boulevard Collision [San Antonio, TX]

San Antonio, TX (August 5, 2026) – Valerie Keeney, 64, was killed in a Hardy Oak Boulevard collision before Monday noon.

It was past 11 p.m. when the fatal crash happened at the intersection with Sable Canyon.

Police said Keeney exited a neighborhood and drove south on Hardy Oak Boulevard, but disregarded a stop sign.

That is when a teenage driver traveling north crashed into Keeney.

Troopers freed Keeney from being trapped in her vehicle and declared her deceased at the scene.

Moreover, rescuers rushed the teenager driver to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Officers are conducting a further investigation into the fatal crash.

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We at Sweet Lawyers are with the family and friends of Valerie Keeney during this difficult time. Similarly, we also wish the injured party a smooth and fast recovery.

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