The ordinance was approved, 8-2, and takes effect immediately. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio City Council voted to add a code of conduct to its city charter Thursday, but it wasn’t without opposition. The ordinance passed in an 8-2 vote among council members, with Jalen McKee-Rodriguez and Teri Castillo voting against, and is effective … Read more
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LOS ANGELES – When the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Baltimore Ravens last Sunday to advance to the Super Bowl, the question on fans’ minds quickly became: Will Taylor Swift be able to attend to support her partner, the Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, if she has a concert in Tokyo the day before? It … Read more
So far, attorneys have filed seven different lawsuits on behalf of 21 people. Each plaintiff wants a jury to decide how much money to award the injured. FORT WORTH, Texas — A Dallas County judge has extended a temporary restraining order preventing cleanup or debris removal from the site of the Sandman Signature Fort Worth … Read more
The updated policy removes the ability for law enforcement and fire departments to directly ask Ring users for footage through the Request for Assistance tool. SAN ANTONIO — A prominent method used by law enforcement to obtain Ring doorbell video is now phasing out, prompting concern among some local police departments. The Amazon-owned company announced … Read more
DRIPPING SPRINGS, Texas – The “Take Our Border Back” convoy is holding a rally Thursday in Central Texas. The group said it wants to peacefully protest in Dripping Springs to call on the U.S. government to secure the border with Mexico. The convoy has traveled through nine states over the past two and a half … Read more
UVALDE, Texas – A former Uvalde CISD campus monitor is claiming he was wrongfully terminated from the district. The campus monitors were brought on to provide additional safety and security following the shooting at Robb Elementary. They work alongside the district’s police department as well as the Department of Public Safety troopers still on campuses. … Read more