The shooting happened on August 27 of last year, and the family claims Kenneth Grimm was shot within 89 seconds of the deputy arriving on scene. SEGUIN, Texas — A Seguin family says what began as a medical emergency turned into an avoidable tragedy when a Guadalupe County deputy shot and killed 77-year-old Kenneth Grimm. … Read more
Traffic on Broadway at East Josephine is being diverted to Alamo Street while SAWS crews work to repair it. SAN ANTONIO — A water main break just north of downtown has cause part of Broad way to be closed while crews work to repair it. Water is covering the road on Broadway, between East Josephine … Read more
The crash involving multiple vehicles is on I-35 Northbound at Walzem Road. SAN ANTONIO — A multi-vehicle crash on the northeast side of town is causing some traffic congestion Monday morning. The accident happened around 6 a.m. on I-35 Northbound at Walzem Road. Officials with SAFD say that everyone made it out of their vehicles … Read more
Rep. Marc LaHood and Rep. Mark Dorazio, along with Rep. Carrie Isaac of New Braunfels, are among 25 Texas lawmakers who signed a letter supporting the plan. AUSTIN, Texas — Several local lawmakers are backing Governor Greg Abbott’s newly announced plan to overhaul Texas’ property tax system. The proposal was unveiled as part of Abbott’s … Read more
In an effort to learn her identity, a digital forensic imaging specialist created a picture of the woman. CALAVERAS, Texas — Authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying a woman who was killed in a crash earlier this summer near Calaveras. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the crash happened around … Read more
Sarayah Jones was last seen Sunday at noon wearing black hoodie with white “North Face” logo, blue jeans and white shoes. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help in finding a missing teenage girl, who was last seen on Sunday around noon on the far west side. Sarayah Jones, … Read more
Grade A Recycling owner Sean Garber said after reading the NTSB’s latest report, he believes the crash was “avoidable.” LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Grade A Recycling was hit harder than any other business south of Louisville’s airport when UPS Flight 2976 crashed Nov. 4. Three Grade A employees died, along with several more customers who were … Read more