SAN ANTONIO – It’s a chance to roll, stroll, walk and play pickleball all while giving others a chance at better mobility. Project MEND, also known as the “Medical Equipment Network for those with Disabilities,” is inviting the community to join its inaugural community resource fair, ¡Viva Mobility! Recommended Videos ¡Viva Mobility! is a family-friendly … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Three men arrested Thursday night for their involvement in a human smuggling operation have been identified, according to Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar. Cesar Monsivias Vanegas, 23; Ramiro Herrera Martinez, 23; and Raul Rodriguez, 19, were arrested. Charges for the three men range from engaging in organized criminal activity to the smuggling … Read more
NEW YORK – Lifetime’s “Where is Wendy Williams?” documentary will air this weekend as scheduled after a New York court rejected an attempt to block the broadcast. The order signed Friday by a New York appellate judge says blocking the documentary from airing would be an “impermissible prior restraint on speech that violates the First … Read more
Authorities said the victims showed signs of being mistreated. A Mexican man wanted for alleged murder was among them. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County authorities busted a human smuggling operation on the southwest side Thursday evening after someone called in a tip to law enforcement, finding eight victims inside, including a 2-year-old boy. Three people … Read more
Last week, the state’s attorneys filed a 27-page motion that argued the state had complied with 12 of the remedial orders handed down from a federal judge. TEXAS, USA — Just more than a week after attorneys representing the State of Texas filed a motion for relief from judgment in the state’s ongoing legal battle … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It took a jury only about two hours to sentence a man who shot a Balcones Heights sergeant to 70 years in prison. On Friday, the jury heard closing arguments in the punishment phase of Wilfredo Montemayor’s trial. Recommended Videos Sgt. Joey Sepulveda was called to the Sol Apartments on Feb. 2, … Read more
The ruling undercuts a fundamental principle of the NCAA’s model of amateurism for decades: Third parties cannot pay recruits to attend a particular school. WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Friday barred the NCAA from enforcing its rules prohibiting name, image and likeness compensation from being used to recruit athletes, granting a request for a preliminary … Read more