‘We’re happy. We’re blessed’: Family relieved to have stolen headstone returned
Elmendorf police recovered a headstone that was stolen from the grave of a murdered man. However, they say they still don’t know who stole it.
Month: May 2024
Breakfast served to newly housed San Antonians who used to be homeless
SAN ANTONIO — After years of service in an ancient, cramped house turned shelter, the Catholic Worker House has a new place to call home. Wednesday morning volunteers served their first breakfast at a brand new building on the campus of Towne Twin Village (TTV), a permanent supportive housing neighborhood for those who have been … Read more
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema brings back ‘Alamo Kids Camp’ with affordable movie showings for families
Starting next month, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema will bring back its kid-friendly “Alamo Kids Camp” programming for families. Tickets for the camp will be $5 and will support nonprofits such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Shoes That Fit. Recommended Videos Guests can also choose to include another donation of up to $5 on their … Read more
How Texas districts are using AI to detect guns on campus
The platform aims to spot guns before they make it into the school. SAN ANTONIO — The number of school shootings has risen substantially in the past 10 years. A new program using AI and existing security cameras in schools aims to bring those numbers back down. The AI platform is called ZeroEyes. It’s a … Read more
Daughter of man accused in five-year-old’s death tells jury she saw her father hit the boy
SAN ANTONIO – The young daughter of a man accused in the death of a five-year-old boy testified Wednesday that she saw him ‘hit’ the boy. Domenic Aguilar Acevedo, died around July 24, 2021, in San Antonio, and his remains were found a month later in a Colorado ravine. Recommended Videos Daniel Garcia, along with … Read more
UTSA announces variety of summer camps for young students
SAN ANTONIO – The University of Texas at San Antonio has dozens of camps happening this summer for children of all ages to attend and learn something new. The half-day and full-day camps cover various interests, including science, engineering, architecture, sports, music, writing and more, according to the university. Recommended Videos The camps take place … Read more
Families of Uvalde victims announce settlement with city two years after Robb shooting, new lawsuits against Texas DPS troopers who responded
The $2 million settlement also includes commitments from the City of Uvalde to continue support the community. SAN ANTONIO — 19 families whose loved ones were murdered or injured in the mass shooting at Robb Elementary announced a settlement with the City of Uvalde which includes a number of stipulations and commitments. The announcement came … Read more