Fabian Garcia-Wells is now suing CPS Energy and the city of San Antonio for more than $1 million. SAN ANTONIO — Days after an explosion rocked his home and seriously injured him, a man is suing CPS and the city of San Antonio. The explosion happened around 9:45 p.m. Saturday night on Laurel Bend on … Read more
A Waste Management spokesperson was unable to explain what led to the “initial non-service.” Apartment management was unable to respond KENS 5’s request for comment. SAN ANTONIO — Mounds of trash, the stench of waste and a growing sense of frustration about quality of life is what tenants at a northeast-side apartment complex have been … Read more
Loved ones say 28-year-old Karina Ramirez was around the corner from home when a pickup truck traveling in the wrong direction hit her vehicle. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio woman is dead, and two young girls are recovering after a wrong-way driver slammed head-on into their car just blocks from home. The crash happened … Read more
Police are investigating after a man was hospitalized when his girlfriend fired a gun during an argument. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police department says a man has been hospitalized after his girlfriend fired a gun during an argument on the far west side. Around 8 p.m., SAPD responded to 10 Irongate Creek after … Read more
At a City Council briefing, a local firm talked through all the new ways drivers and pedestrians could navigate downtown in the coming years. SAN ANTONIO — A pedestrian bridge over Interstate 37, a parking garage outside the Alamodome, the introduction of ride share options and Park & Ride stations—it’s all on the table for … Read more
Police are on alert after second fatal shooting in less than a month. LIVE OAK, Texas — A quiet morning in Live Oak was shattered by gunfire early Wednesday morning, as police are now investigating the city’s second homicide in less than a month. The deadly shooting happened just before 7:30 a.m. in the 6500 … Read more
Within hours of a DOJ lawsuit targeting Texas’ policy of letting its undocumented students qualify for lower public tuition rates, the 24-year-old law was no more. SAN ANTONIO — This story was first published in the Texas Tribune and can be viewed here. Undocumented students in Texas are no longer eligible for in-state tuition after … Read more