Officials at Johnson Space Center said Wednesday that Starliner is still set to return unmanned early Saturday. HOUSTON, Texas — Cardboard cutouts of astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams stand at the entrance of Johnson Space Center’s Building 2 North. That’s where NASA officials updated the plan to bring their spacecraft back to Earth without them. … Read more
A man claiming he worked for the state is now facing a third degree felony charge after demanding payments. SAN ANTONIO — Ricky Campos is a mechanic at his dad’s shop – Rico’s Garage. He was working underneath a car when Laprentice James County arrived. According to the affidavit, County stated he was there to … Read more
A two-time Paralympic champion was initially sleeping on the floor while competing in Paris because there wasn’t a big enough bed, his coach recently revealed. WASHINGTON — A sitting volleyball player competing for Iran at the Paralympics is so tall that he was having to sleep on the floor while competing in Paris, according to … Read more
The Solid Waste Management Department explains part of the problem comes from the paper maps garbage truck drivers have to navigate their routes. SAN ANTONIO — Over 50 thousand stops were missed by garbage trucks across San Antonio. In previous years, that number was even higher with almost 65,000 missed collection calls per year. … Read more
The breakthrough comes after persistent collaborative efforts with multiple forensic agencies and recent advances in forensic science. MEDINA COUNTY, Texas — In a press release from the Medina County Sheriff’s Office, deputies confirmed a significant breakthrough in a decades-old cold case after investigators positively identified a body found nearly 45 years ago. On November 26, … Read more
The proposal was approved by the Bexar County Commissioners Court at its Tuesday meeting. County Judge Sakai said they received a legal opinion beforehand. SAN ANTONIO — This article includes reporting by The Texas Tribune. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, continuing a crusade against what he deems potentially illegal voting-related practices in the months leading … Read more
The proposal was approved by the Bexar County Commissioners Court at its Tuesday meeting. County Judge Sakai said they received a legal opinion beforehand. SAN ANTONIO — This article includes reporting by The Texas Tribune. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, continuing a crusade against what he deems potentially illegal voting-related practices in the months leading … Read more