Karoline Striplin’s career-high 29 points were not enough as the Blue Raiders snapped a 22-game winless streak in the series. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Tennessee women’s basketball lost to in-state foe Middle Tennessee for the first time ever in Wednesday night’s neutral-site matchup at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Ala. Lady Vol junior forward and … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The owner of a south San Antonio body shop has been accused in separate lawsuits filed by former customers this fall of accepting money to refurbish classic cars and then returning vehicles that were missing parts and damaged, records obtained by KSAT Investigates show. Jaime Negrete, owner of Alamo City Kustumz, has … Read more
“The giving of the gifts is what brings the kids most joy, that they are cared about,” Garcia said. “They are thought of.” SAN ANTONIO — A 72-hour miracle. A south side non-profit is struggling and needs help this holiday season. Rosie’s Gracious Heart is still needing gifts for adults and children with special needs … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — Earlier this week, a man, now identified as Shane James Jr., went on a shooting spree that police say left six people dead and several others injured. Now, National and State leaders are weighing in, not only giving the families involved condolences, but urging Americans to work together in the prevention of … Read more
Neal Raymond Melendrez, 46, faces felony charges of theft, authorities said. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police and investigators arrested a man for theft Wednesday afternoon. Neal Raymond Melendrez, 46, faces felony charges of stealing between $2,500 and $30,000 authorities said. On October 2 Melendez was hired to build a metal car port. He requested … Read more
Women’s Day editor-in-chief Meaghan Murphy tells her personal story. SAN ANTONIO — Getting a regular checkup with a doctor of the utmost importance to get ahead of any serious illness that may be developing inside the body. That is especially important when it comes to cancer. Genetic testing had it’s origins in the early 1950’s. … Read more
“You’re doing stupid stuff,” the judge said to the teen. SAN ANTONIO — A 14-year-old boy accused of being involved in a carjacking at a westside store early Tuesday and then being involved in a shooting with the police officers who were trying to catch him made his first court appearance Wednesday. Prosecutors told the … Read more