SAN ANTONIO – A Bexar County District Court judge has dismissed a deadly conduct charge against a former San Antonio police officer accused of firing shots at two teens who were running away from him, according to online court records. Oscar Cruz Jr. was indefinitely suspended from SAPD in 2020, after his involvement with a … Read more
The Afro-Latina is now one of 20 featured trailblazers in the American Women Quarters collection of the United States Mint. DALLAS — Celia Cruz is the “Queen of Salsa.” The Afro-Latina proudly represented her Cuban heritage and brought a new, trademark style to countless stages in her career. Now, she’s being commemorated with her very … Read more
Detectives found remains from small, readily available commercial fireworks that are designed to explode when pressure is applied left behind at both scenes. SAN ANTONIO — A Helotes area man is out of jail now after being charged with causing three separate small but explosive attacks. Court documents accuse 46-year-old Paul Moses Alden of booby-trapping … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – What’s your go-to order from Dairy Queen, and what makes your go-to order unique? Whether you order the “Hungr-Buster” or “The Dude” with a Coca-Cola and a classic dipped chocolate cone, DQ fans can share their ultimate favorite order and have a chance to win big. Recommended Videos DQ has launched the … Read more
Back to school for students in the San Antonio area means paper, pens, homework, and hot weather. Pediatricians are encouraging parents to be creative when reminding their children to drink plenty of water throughout the school day. ”I think encouraging our kids to drink water in a fun way. One example would be choosing maybe … Read more
Albert Guzman says the incident happened along the Salado Creek Greenway Trails. He hopes his experience will help others be more aware of their surroundings. SAN ANTONIO — Albert Guzman visits the Salado Creek Greenway Trails three to four times a week. Due to a close call while on a bike ride on July 26, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – With the spooky season almost here, the San Antonio Botanical Garden has announced new attractions coming this fall. From Oct. 3 through Nov. 2, visitors can visit the garden to experience “Happy Frights” and “Haunting Nights.” Recommended Videos “Happy Frights” is a family-friendly trick-or-treat experience through 11 immersive worlds in the garden. … Read more