The FBI says there has been a spike in the text messages representing toll road collection services across several states. AUSTIN, Texas — Did you recently get a text about an unpaid toll road balance? The FBI says it’s a scam. Drivers across Texas are being warned about the toll road scam claiming there’s an … Read more
The race is a relay but also a scavenger hunt using San Antonio history. SAN ANTONIO — Every May for the past 40 years the National Trust for Historic Preservation has celebrated Preservation month. And one of those events in downtown San Antonio aims to teach participants about the heritage, cultures, and ideas that make … Read more
Police say Roman Phillip Slobodnik presented jewelry in front of the victim’s doorbell camera, which advocates say is a form of enticement and manipulation. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police have arrested a man accused of stalking a woman for the past year who authorities say feared for her life. According to police, the suspect … Read more
SAPD is still searching for the suspect that shot and killed Nicole Wells Wednesday morning. SAN ANTONIO — Police are still searching for the person who shot and killed 37-year-old Nicole Wells Wednesday morning in a garage on the 5600 Block of Espada Cliff. San Antonio police responded to the home, not far from Sinclair … Read more
Collins suffered the injury during the Spurs’ season finale versus Detroit. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs announced that center Zach Collins will undergo surgery after an MRI revealed a torn labrum in his right shoulder he suffered in the team’s regular-season finale versus the Pistons. Collins is scheduled to have surgery soon and … Read more
Del Rio authorities said Wednesday night that a cellular carrier was experiencing issues affecting customers. Other U.S. cities were seeing more direct problems. SAN ANTONIO — The Del Rio Police Department said Wednesday night that a service outage affecting an unspecified “major cellular carrier” was preventing residents from being able to call 911. A day … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Award-winning journalists John Quiñones and María Elena Salinas visited the Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center to discuss their new book “One Year in Uvalde.” The event space at the convention center was full of attendees from this year’s Texas Library Association conference. Recommended Videos Quiñones and Salinas answered questions and shared stories from … Read more