Margaret Schultz walks everywhere these days. On the day of the attack, she was going to H-E-B with the hopes of buying some dog food. SAN ANTONIO — Margaret Schultz recalls fearing for her life as a group of juveniles attacked and robbed her while she was walking to H-E-B on Valentine’s Day. “They could … Read more
On Feb. 7, Alfred Jimenez was working in his Applied Learning Environment (ALE) classroom, where he worked with students who have moderate to severe cognitive disabilities , when he sustained a head injury after falling. He was taken to a local hospital where he later died from his injuries. After a few weeks of mourning … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio LGBT Chamber of Commerce connects local business owners and entrepreneurs with resources and monthly events. Executive Director Luis Vazquez joined South Texas Pride to discuss ways to participate and how the chamber helps. Click here to find more information on the upcoming mixer on Feb. 29. Find more episodes … Read more
The chief said the death of 73-year-old Alfred “Mr. Fred” Jimenez has impacted students and staff alike and listening carefully is critical. SAN ANTONIO — With the Brandeis High School community is still struggling to cope with the unexpected death of a staff member, the Northside ISD police chief said now is an important time … Read more
MIAMI – South Florida rapper Kodak Black was freed from jail Wednesday after a federal judge sentenced him to time served for a probation violation, though a drug trafficking case from 2022 remains ongoing. U.S. District Judge Jose E. Martinez in Miami handed down the sentence nearly two weeks after a drug possession charge was … Read more
The San Antonio NewsGuild said it will negotiate for protections against layoffs and more competitive benefits. SAN ANTONIO — Journalists at Texas’ oldest major newspaper, the San Antonio Express-News, along with reporters for MySA.com, said Wednesday that they are unionizing to fight for “fair and competitive compensation, stable benefits and career development opportunities.” It’s a … Read more
The San Antonio NewsGuild said it will negotiate for protections against layoffs and more competitive benefits. SAN ANTONIO — Journalists at Texas’ oldest major newspaper, the San Antonio Express-News, along with reporters for MySA.com, said Wednesday that they are unionizing to fight for “fair and competitive compensation, stable benefits and career development opportunities.” It’s a … Read more