SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County planned to reopen its new criminal case data public portal Thursday evening, one day after it was shut down due to complaints that some cases were missing information or had mistakes. At a news conference on Thursday, Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai said that teams are “working around the clock, … Read more
Porzingis, who hadn’t played in a game in 38 days, returned from injury to come off the bench and helped Boston establish a large early lead it never relinquished. BOSTON — In addition to airing every game of the 2024 NBA Finals on our station, WFAA is also hosting a special presentation called “The Pregame” before each and … Read more
BEXAR COUNTY – A Bexar County constable’s statement during a commissioners court meeting was called into question by people who worry profit is being prioritized over public safety. Precinct 4 Constable Kathryn Brown and other constables spoke in favor of adding more weight enforcement officers on Tuesday. The officers are responsible for making sure large … Read more
The class-action lawsuit claims the NFL broke antitrust laws by allowing DirecTV to exclusively sell the game package at what it says was an inflated price. LOS ANGELES — A class-action lawsuit filed by “Sunday Ticket” subscribers claiming the NFL broke antitrust laws got underway in federal court Thursday with the league’s attorney telling jurors … Read more
For the past eight years, Tatsuki has been fighting for his life. His family has created a GoFundMe to help with funeral and medical expenses. SAN ANTONIO — On Christmas Eve eight years ago, the Rawson family’s lives changed forever. The family said their son, Tatsuki, was involved in a serious crash that caused him … Read more
The exhibition, set to open in September, will feature 15 San Antonio artists, poets and storytellers. SAN ANTONIO — $100,000 are heading to Queretaro, Mexico to fund an exhibit titled “Al Otro Lado del Espejo,” which translates to “The Other Side of the Mirror.” The exhibition, set to open in September, will feature 15 San … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Eighty years ago, Dennis Boldt landed at Normandy. Thursday was the first time Boldt walked Omaha Beach in France since he fought the Germans. As Boldt slowly makes his way across the French sand, he is helped by Jeff Wells, himself a veteran, who calls San Antonio home. “We go to a … Read more