Instead of an inspector coming to them like brick-and-mortar restaurants, Austin food trucks have to close down and pay to tow their trucks for an inspection. AUSTIN, Texas — Food trucks in Austin may now have an easier process when it comes to annual inspections, thanks to a resolution recently passed by the Austin City … Read more
South Carolina is the favorite among brackets submitted to the CBS site. But many also believe in Caitlin Clark and Iowa. LAS VEGAS — The end is near for perfect brackets in the women’s NCAA Tournament, the number dropping into four digits after the early games Saturday. That number is down to 6,010 after eighth-seeded … Read more
51 people, including dozens of pre-K students, were injured in the crash.
SAN ANTONIO – The previous building for News 4 San Antonio went up in flames on Saturday morning, according to the San Antonio Fire Department. The fire happened around 10:30 a.m. Saturday near St. Mary’s Street and Navarro Street. Upon arrival, SAFD Battalion Chief Oscar Gonzales said they noticed smoke coming from the roof of … Read more
During the course of the investigation, a finger print was found on the liquor bottle which investigators used to create a photo line-up to show to witnesses. SAN ANTONIO — After a three-month investigation, authorities have arrested a man who they believe killed a man during a late-night altercation over a liquor bottle. On Dec. … Read more
ROME – Maurizio Pollini, a Grammy-winning Italian pianist who performed frequently at La Scala opera house in Milan, has died. He was 82. Pollini died on Saturday, La Scala said in a statement. The announcement didn’t specify a cause of death, but Pollini had been forced to cancel a concert at the Salzburg Festival in … Read more
A man is behind bars after allegedly shooting another man to death on the Southeast Side of town late last year, San Antonio police say.