Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Armani Latimer has alopecia, an autoimmune disease that causes hair loss. Monday, she cheered without a wig for the first time. ARLINGTON, Texas — Monday night was the start of My Cause My Cleats for Dallas Cowboys players. Individual players wear cleats to raise awareness and money for causes they care about. America’s … Read more
Ahead of the Cowboys game against the Bengals, the roof was opened at AT&T Stadium. ARLINGTON, Texas — Monday night, the Cowboys will play the Cincinnati Bengals, and this time, the sky isn’t falling. For the first time since Oct. 30, 2022, the Dallas Cowboys could play a game with the roof open at AT&T Stadium. … Read more
“I’m still shocked he doesn’t have a concussion,” the boys’ mom said while admitting that her sons also share in some of the blame. PLANO, Texas — A Plano family is sharing a remarkable 10-second video, hoping that the frightening collision of a minivan with an 8-year-old boy will encourage all drivers to just slow … Read more
U.S. Highway 90 was closed for several hours due to proximity to the scene. SAN ANTONIO — A suspicious package found in Castroville was neutralized using a controlled detonation this afternoon, the Medina County Sheriff’s Office reported. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the scene in the 1100 block of U.S. Highway 90 West around … Read more
The shooting was reported just after 9:15 a.m. in the 2100 block of Farmsville Drive, in a neighborhood off of South Ellison Drive. SAN ANTONIO — A homeowner was shot in the back after an exchange of gunfire between the man and some car thieves on the far west side Monday morning, police said. The … Read more
This comes after a city council proposal over the summer that would eliminate the horse-drawn carriage practice in various phases. SAN ANTONIO — A group of business owners who operate horse-drawn carriages in the downtown area held a press conference Monday to urge the city council to allow the practice to continue. This comes after … Read more
This comes after a city council proposal over the summer that would eliminate the horse-drawn carriage practice in various phases SAN ANTONIO — A group of business owners who operate horse-drawn carriages in the downtown area held a press conference Monday to urge the city council to allow the practice to continue. This comes after … Read more