SAN ANTONIO — A warrant has been issued for a former NEISD employee, school officials say. A letter from the school principal Gary Comalander was sent to parents on Monday. Comalander says a paraprofessional assistant came forward last month and reported that she and a Johnson High School student were exchanging inappropriate pictures through a … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – This week is Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week, and San Antonio area nonprofits and agencies are teaming up to house 90 homeless families in 90 days. “It makes me want to cry because it truly is a blessing to be able in two weeks to walk in our own place,” said Malaurie … Read more
Officials say the camera was still sending images to the police department. They believe the suspect was unaware. LIVE OAK, Texas — Police have arrested a suspected thief who they say stole a city-installed game camera in Del Rio before unknowingly transmitting images of himself through the device. Del Rio Police collaborated with local area law … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A jury on Monday found a man guilty of capital murder in connection with the slayings of three men. Jurors deliberated for a little over five hours before finding Jacob Brownson guilty. Because the death penalty was not an option in this case, Brownson was automatically sentenced to life in prison without … Read more
Rich Moore, 71, from Pagosa Springs, was reported missing with his dog Finney the evening of Aug. 19. Finney was found alive by his side. PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. — The body of a 71-year-old hiker from Pagosa Springs who went missing with his dog in August has been found, the Archuleta County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday. Rich … Read more
Fellow Grammy winner J. Cole will open for Drake at the performance at the Frost Bank Center Monday, January 22. SAN ANTONIO — Four-time Grammy winner Drake will be making a stop in San Antonio on his upcoming “It’s All a Blur – Big As the What?” tour. Fellow Grammy winner J. Cole will open … Read more
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – At a tiny gelato shop in Helotes, the “OPEN” sign is dimmed. So is business. “The truth is, we may not survive,” said Isaac Butler, co-owner of Congelato. He opened the quaint little shop six years ago. It survived the COVID-19 pandemic. Inflation is killing it. “The cost of production and … Read more