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After 32 years, why has the world’s greatest art heist never been solved?

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Thirteen works from a Boston museum are still missing—and the thieves, if alive, are still free BOSTON — Steve Kurkjian, now retired after forty years as an award-winning reporter with the Boston Globe, was born and raised in the city.  He attended Boston Latin School just a couple of blocks away from the Isabella Stewart … Read more

Jerry Jones’ breach-of-contract trial abruptly ends, all cases involving Alexandra Davis’ paternity claims dropped

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The Dallas Cowboys owner had been scheduled to testify in federal court in Texarkana this week. With the case now dropped, that will no longer happen. TEXARKANA, Texas — This week’s breach-of-contract trial involving Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and his alleged paternity of Alexandra Davis abruptly concluded on Tuesday, halfway through what was to … Read more

High school graduates preparing for college, work force can access free resources this Saturday

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SAN ANTONIO – The City of San Antonio’s Department of Human Services and CafeCollege are joining forces this Saturday to host a free LEVEL UP Resource Fair for recent high school graduates preparing for college or employment. The fair will help people ages 16 to 24 who need help, not just high school graduates. The … Read more

CPS Energy issues statement regarding on-the-job electrocution of employee

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SAN ANTONIO, Texas – CPS Energy issued a statement Tuesday afternoon in reference to the on-the-job electrocution of one of its employees. In the email sent to KSAT 12 News, a spokesperson acknowledged the death of one of the company’s workers and sent condolences to family members and loved ones. Recommended Videos The worker, identified … Read more