How best to protect your plants ahead of the freeze? Here’s what the experts say.

As a San Antonio cold snap looms, Fanick’s Garden Center is offering essential tips for plant protection and resilience through the freeze. SAN ANTONIO — A weathered sign outside Fanick’s Garden Center on Holmgreen Road quietly proclaims their deep connection to green growth: “Established 1939.” It’s an east-San Antonio oasis where the roots are now … Read more

AFFIDAVIT: San Antonio man accused of sexual assault filmed on camera, sent video to victim’s family

A 19-year-old faces charges after allegedly recording a sexual assault and sending the video to the victim’s family, according to investigators. SAN ANTONIO — A 19-year-old San Antonio man is behind bars, accused of sexually assaulting a victim on camera, according to an arrest affidavit. Investigators say the victim reported the incident to authorities on … Read more

Traffic stalled along Loop 1604 in northeast San Antonio due to major accident, police say

Initial traffic reports indicate the incident involves a jackknifed 18-wheeler along Loop 1604 East near Nacogdoches Road. SAN ANTONIO — Emergency crews are responding to a major accident impacting traffic Friday morning in northeast San Antonio, police say. The San Antonio Police Department issued an alert saying all eastbound lanes of Loop 1604 from Judson … Read more

‘Once the fire’s out, it’s not really out’: Looting follows San Antonio condo blaze

Fire survivors at Tower Point Condos face break-ins and safety concerns as crews clear debris and residents try to recover. SAN ANTONIO — After a fire forced families from their homes, residents at Tower Point Condominiums say the danger isn’t over. Neighbors report break-ins and thefts in the days following Saturday night’s fire, including one … Read more

‘ICE doesn’t belong here’: Most of SA City Council calls for transparency, decries federal agency’s operations in often-tense meeting

Passions ran high at San Antonio City Hall on Thursday afternoon, where 180 people signed up to speak. Most decried the actions and presence of ICE in the city. SAN ANTONIO — One hundred and eighty people signed up to speak during the public comments portion of a special City Council meeting to discuss immigration … Read more

6,000 Kerr County adults could experience PTSD symptoms as a result of the July 2025 flood disaster, report finds

Hill Country nonprofits have committed another $1 million to local organizations to tend to mental health challenges. KERRVILLE, Texas — A new mental health assessment released Thursday predicts that thousands of Kerr County residents could face long-term psychological effects following the July 4 flood, resulting in a $1 million funding commitment to expand access to … Read more

SA City Council discussing federal immigration enforcement after hours of public comments, outcries | Live updates

Passions are running high at San Antonio City Hall on Thursday afternoon, where 180 people signed up to speak. SAN ANTONIO — One hundred and eighty people signed up to speak during the public comments portion of a special City Council meeting to discuss immigration enforcement and federal operations in San Antonio, but Mayor Gina … Read more