As of Sunday, fewer than 24,000 migrants had arrived in San Antonio. December alone saw a higher tally of asylum seekers. SAN ANTONIO — The city plans to shut down a facility near San Antonio International Airport that had been providing short-term shelter for migrants waiting to fly to their next destination. A memo sent … Read more
More than $8 Million has been raised to go towards the Alamo Texas Education Center. SAN ANTONIO — More than 250,000 people gathered downtown Monday night for the 79th Texas Cavaliers River Parade. The theme was Viva America: Great American Landmarks. More than 60 floats demonstrating American landmarks made its way down the San Antonio … Read more
The officer was trying to arrest the man for an assault that police say happened earlier in the day. SAN ANTONIO — A man was shot and killed by police after he tried to hit an officer with his car while the officer was trying to execute an arrest warrant on Saturday, according to SAPD. … Read more
Close your eyes. Think of the Earth. You probably instantly see a blue marble with large patches of lush and green land and wispy clouds swirling around the globe. You know exactly what the Earth looks like. It’s easy for us to take these images for granted. After all, we often see pictures and satellite … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – NIOSA, a Fiesta fan-favorite event, kicks off Tuesday! While there’s much excitement about the upcoming event, some say they’re concerned with road closures and high prices for food and drinks this year. Downtown is full of closures and construction barriers. South Alamo Street between La Villita and Hemifair has been under construction … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – People from all over South and Central Texas gathered Monday at Baruch Hashem Congregation on Huebner Road for the annual Passover Seder, a ritual marking the beginning of Passover, which symbolizes the transition from slavery to freedom. Original News SourceClick here for San Antonio HOA Management RELATED STORIESDavid Jones-Garcia secures two-way deal … Read more
The federal lawsuit was filed in August, two years after police said Curtis Smith was strangled to death by a fellow inmate. SAN ANTONIO — The family of a 66-year-old man strangled by a Bexar County inmate who was sharing his holding cell has settled with the county for $2.4 million. Dallas-based Law Offices of … Read more