The victim’s sister Joslin Leard recalls the painful days from a year ago. SAN ANTONIO — A murder in broad daylight is still unsolved one year later. On Feb. 21, 2023, Zachary Leard was shot and killed in a parking lot, police say. His family fears, it is a possibility, he may have been targeted … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Sorting through dozens of pages detailing the Sutton family’s history, Everett Fly said their legacy runs deep throughout San Antonio. “They were everything you can imagine,” said Fly, an architect and landscape architect. The Sutton family led advocacy efforts in civil rights, education, entrepreneurship and philanthropy. Their home base was in the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Do you know your officers? If you do, do you feel safer in your neighborhood? The San Antonio Police Department and the City of San Antonio have launched a pilot program called the Community Immersion Program with that in mind. “When you respond to a call, and you see a familiar face, … Read more
At the Forsyth Correctional Center in Winston-Salem, the dogs work with qualifying inmate trainers for 10 weeks, to get ready for forever homes. FORSYTH COUNTY, N.C. — A New Leash on Life is a program not just changing the outcome for dogs in North Carolina, but also the inmates who train them. It’s a state … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio City Council members are discussing changes that could speed up how quickly their proposals are actually considered. Council members discussed possible changes to the Council Consideration Request (CCR) process during a meeting Wednesday, including a definitive timeline for how long until it’s included on the Governance Committee agenda — the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – There are lots of articles and books that show you how people save, and while that advice might work for some, others may want a more personalized savings solution. Let’s say you want to have money to spend during your summer vacation in Cancun, Mexico. You need $3,000, but you aren’t sure … Read more
Two Pennsylvania brothers sentenced to life in the slayings of their parents and younger brother almost three decades ago have been resentenced to terms that may offer them a chance at parole.