SAN ANTONIO – Update: Alexis Rivas Aparicio has been located, San Antonio police announced Friday. Further details are limited at this time. Original: San Antonio police are searching for a missing 14-year-old girl believed to be in danger. Alexis Rivas Aparicio was last seen on June 29, on the Northwest Side in the 61000 block … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Hundreds of people were gathered in prayer inside the San Fernando Cathedral on Thursday evening, mourning the deaths of 53 migrants inside of a tractor-trailer. People from different countries and different faiths were united to remember the people who died and are hoping local leaders will take action. “They are beloved by … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The parents of a 15-year-old who was shot and killed on San Antonio’s West Side this week are seeking justice and hoping police will find the person responsible. Manuel Ramos died at the hospital early Wednesday morning after being shot and left for dead the night before around the corner from his … Read more
June 2022 can officially be summed up in one Emoji: 🥵 Not only was the month the hottest June on record, but it also saw the most 100-degree days of any June on record! (Temperature records in San Antonio began in 1885). This all follows the hottest May on record… 😓 Here are the high … Read more
June 2022 can officially be summed up in one Emoji: 🥵 Not only was the month the hottest June on record, but it also saw the most 100-degree days of any June on record! (Temperature records in San Antonio began in 1885). This all follows the hottest May on record… 😓 Here are the high … Read more
UVALDE, Texas – A wide range of emotions played out Thursday inside the Uvalde City Council special meeting. Parents, relatives, citizens and teachers voiced their anger and frustrations with the lack of answers being released in the investigation more than a month since a mass shooting at Robb Elementary School that ended with 19 students … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – During the past four years, the Migrant Protection Protocols policy, or MPP, has forced thousands of asylum seekers to wait in refugee camps in Mexico for their U.S. court hearings. That policy could soon come to an end. In a 5-4 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court justices announced Thursday morning that the … Read more