Dollar General employee gets put in headlock, thrown to ground during robbery, police say
San Antonio police are searching for two robbery suspects, including one who they say assaulted a dollar store employee.
Month: November 2023
2 people hospitalized, 1 in critical condition after being shot during neighbor dispute, police say
Two people were taken to an area hospital after being shot during an argument overnight, according to San Antonio police.
Washing machine catches fire in Northeast Side home, SAFD says
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio fire investigators are trying to figure out how a washing machine caught fire at a home overnight. The fire was called in around 12:30 a.m. at a home in the 3100 block fo Knight Robin, not far from Eisenhauer Road and Harry Wurzbach Road on the city’s Northeast Side. Firefighters … Read more
LocalSprout Food Hub selling directly to the public for the first time
Pulp Coffee Company to sell from products from several businesses inside the 16,000 square foot facility. SAN ANTONIO — Something new is brewing at a locally sourced food co-op on the east side that is going to give the public the opportunity to buy gourmet foods directly from the source for the first time. “Crushed … Read more
60-year-old SA woman who survived three brain aneurysms conquers NYC Marathon as last runner
Felicitas Perez always had the New York City Marathon on her bucket list. The same year she earned her bib, tragedy struck. SAN ANTONIO — Running in the New York City marathon. That was at the top of one San Antonio woman’s bucket list. She earned her bib in 2019. That same year, tragedy struck. … Read more
For news organizations, the flood of Gaza war video is proving both illuminating and troubling
NEW YORK – A camera livestreaming the skyline of Gaza City captures streaks of light. Dash-cam video from a car in Israel spots a killer coming into view. A satellite identifies tank tracks in the dirt, and a mall security camera catches the moment a bomb in Gaza detonates. While journalists’ access to the war … Read more
Some SA businesses find their own solutions as winter nears, worries arise of energy grid
SAN ANTONIO – Angela Cordoba said even in cold weather, she still scoops ice cream. “Yes, absolutely,” Cordoba said. “The customers come for ice cream. It doesn’t matter.” For Cordoba, the owner of Freshest Ice Creams, getting through this past summer was a struggle. Cordoba couldn’t keep temperatures cool enough in her store to keep … Read more