Police say she found out on Oct. 7 that Kevin Lee Garcia-Perez was following and retweeting pages with child pornography. SAN ANTONIO — A woman suspecting a man she was involved with of infidelity logged into his social media account and instead found he was sharing child pornography material, arrest records state. Investigators with the … Read more
AAA says 4.7 million people will fly this Thanksgiving holiday. SAN ANTONIO — The Thanksgiving travel season is in full swing with millions expected to fly the skies. Right now the airport isn’t too crowded. However, that is expected to change in a big way tomorrow, as the day before Thanksgiving is the busiest day … Read more
ATASCOSA COUNTY, Texas – Three Atascosa County families have plenty to be thankful for this year as they’ve become forever families. Adoption ceremonies took place Tuesday at the Atascosa County Courthouse. “We want every child to have a safe, loving home,” said SJRC Texas CEO Tara Roussett. “They can be with kinship families, foster families, … Read more
Inflation may be a Scrooge, but here’s some jolly news: Discounts will hit record highs this year, according to Adobe Analytics data. And some of the best prices are right around the corner. “Black Friday is still the best time to get a discount on a new TV. On Saturday, we expect to see the … Read more
Police say an argument believed to have started inside an apartment continued until shots rang out in a car. SAN ANTONIO — Authorities say they found a man dead upon responding to an apparent shooting outside an apartment complex near Eckhert and Huebner early Tuesday afternoon. Officials with the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) said … Read more
NEW YORK – The financial crisis of 2008 hit Mary Kathryn Nagle differently. As a playwright and a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, she saw parallels to events that negatively impacted Indigenous people centuries ago. Her play “Manahatta” juxtaposes the recent mortgage meltdown when thousands lost their homes to predatory lenders with the shady 17th-century … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Edgewood ISD Police Officers filled their vehicles with bags of food on Monday morning to surprise families in the school district. Chief of Police Jesse Quiroga and his team stopped by homes to give families a holiday meal. “We identify our families through our social workers, counselors, teachers and nurses in our … Read more