It’ll feel brisk(er) in the Alamo City this weekend, just in time for First Friday and other goings-on in the metro! SAN ANTONIO — After a rainy start to the work week, the weather is looking promising to get out and enjoy the lineup of events happening across San Antonio this weekend. Here are a … Read more
In his only season playing on varsity at Brackenridge High School, Castillo helped lead the Eagles to the Class 4A state championship in 1962. SAN ANTONIO — Victor Castillo, legendary state champion and former Brackenridge High School quarterback, has passed away. He was 79. In his only season playing on varsity at Brackenridge High School, … Read more
According to Sgt. Russell the new synthetic opioid, N-Pyrrolidino Protonitazene, also known as pyro, is taking the place of fentanyl. HOPKINS COUNTY, Texas — Hopkins County investigators are warning the community of a new synthetic opioid that caused a 16-year-old girl to overdose in mid-July. It’s a drug that Hopkins County Investigator Sgt. Michael Russell … Read more
SWAT officers raided Treehouse Dispensary and Smoke Shop where they seized about $30,000 worth of product, $3,000 in cash and other items. WACO, Texas — The owner of a hemp dispensary and smoke shop in Waco is suing the City of Waco, Waco Police Chief Sheryl Victorian and another officer, saying Waco PD’s raid of … Read more
Swift became one of the Chiefs’ biggest fans last season, when she began her high-profile romance with Travis Kelce. WASHINGTON — The NFL season kicks off Thursday night with the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs hosting the Baltimore Ravens. One of the biggest pre-game questions had fans wondering: Would Chiefs star Travis Kelce’s star girlfriend … Read more
Swift became one of the Chiefs’ biggest fans last season, when she began her high-profile romance with Travis Kelce. WASHINGTON — Pop superstar Taylor Swift returned to Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday night to watch her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and the rest of the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs open the NFL season against the … Read more
The agency’s decision comes after Rep. Tony Gonzales and veterans expressed scrutiny upon learning the VA planned to end the decades-long tradition. SAN ANTONIO — The Department of Veterans Affairs has decided to continue hosting Veterans Day ceremonies at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery after hearing out community concerns. U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales, a Navy … Read more