Historically, the Cowboys have held a lead in value over the New York Yankees, but there was a shuffling in the rankings this year. DALLAS — Take solace, Cowboys fans: The franchise is the back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back champions in something. Just don’t expect a parade. Forbes on Thursday dropped their annual rankings of the most valuable franchises … Read more
Officer William Kasberg was found with a gunshot wound Tuesday morning at the Columbia Heights Elementary School building SAN ANTONIO — SAPD says an officer’s death ahead of a training exercise Tuesday, which was initially ruled an accident, has now been ruled a suicide. Officer William Kasberg was found with a gunshot wound Tuesday morning … Read more
First-period sluggishness is an issue that the Spurs are well aware of. SAN ANTONIO — In their Dec. 6 home matchup against the Kings, the San Antonio Spurs did something they do not often do when tip-off begins: They did not fall behind on the scoreboard in the first period. San Antonio scored 33 points … Read more
FORT WORTH, Texas — The Fort Worth Police Department (FWPD) announced the passing of K9 Ajax, a German short-haired pointer who served as a single-purpose narcotic service dog. “His faithful service to the City of Fort Worth and the greater DFW area will never be forgotten,” FWPD said in a statement. Ajax joined FWPD in … Read more
Lynne, a 2-year-old labrador was raised and trained by inmates in a maximum security prison in New York through Puppies Behind Bars. FRISCO, Texas — There are nearly 250 Frisco Police officers. But it’s the department’s newest recruit who is winning over the hearts of the community. K9 Lynne is a 2-year-old labrador. Her handler … Read more
While saying that the Houston Rockets were loaded with talent, Barkley said they don’t know how to pay basketball. HOUSTON — After the Houston Rockets defeated the Golden State Warriors for the first time in four years, one of their former stars had some interesting things to say about the team. We’re talking about Charles … Read more
City Council has voted to phase out the horse-drawn carriages operating in downtown San Antonio over a five-year plan. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio City Council voted Thursday on the future of horse-drawn carriages in the downtown area. The companies involved employ nearly 300 people to keep their businesses running. This has been a discussion … Read more