Corpus Christi City Council voted 5-3 on Tuesday to move forward with procedural steps in a potential removal process for Mayor Paulette Guajardo. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi City Council voted Tuesday to move forward with setting a meeting to discuss procedural steps tied to a petition seeking the removal of Mayor Paulette … Read more
It’s been almost two years since David Lynch’s wife, Elizabeth, passed away. He visits her most Sundays at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. SAN ANTONIO — Air Force veteran David Lynch finds comfort in visiting his wife’s resting place ever since her passing almost two years ago. But during his latest visit, Lynch became upset … Read more
Faith Stevens and her husband, Fabrice Bere, were riding in the Lyft when the incident unfolded. SAN ANTONIO — Two passengers who were inside a Lyft vehicle that struck and killed a woman working as a sign spinner say the emotional trauma of the incident will remain with them for the rest of their lives. … Read more
The crash shut down a stretch of Highway 46 in the Boerne area for a few hours Tuesday evening. BOERNE, Texas — State officials say a 21-year-old died when the sedan he was driving crossed into oncoming traffic and hit a truck head-on Tuesday afternoon in Kendall County. The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) … Read more
Defense attorneys challenged a lack of eyewitnesses, DNA and direct proof as testimony continues in killings of Savanah Soto, Matthew Guerra and their unborn child. SAN ANTONIO — The capital murder trial of Christopher Preciado entered a new phase Tuesday as the defense began presenting its case after six days of evidence from prosecutors. Throughout … Read more
Parts of downtown will carry a blue hue in recognition of Autoimmune Awareness Month. SAN ANTONIO — Drive around the heart of the city after the sun goes down this week, and you might notice that some of San Antonio’s biggest landmarks have taken on a blue hue. The Alamodome, Gonzalez Convention Center, Tower of … Read more
The Texas Education Agency said schools that choose not to teach about Cesar Chavez will not be considered out of compliance with state curriculum standards. WACO, Texas — The Texas Education Agency is ordering schools across the state to eliminate or modify any lessons that mention Cesar Chavez, following allegations of sexual abuse. The move … Read more