“No one is above the law” | One commissioner plead guilty to intentionally crashing into another vehicle, while the other stole county fuel from his precinct yard. SAN ANTONIO — Two Texas county commissioners have pled guilty to criminal offenses; one for intentionally crashing into another vehicle, and the other for stealing fuel from his … Read more
The Dec. 30 crash killed the aircraft’s 72-year-old pilot, Richard Bills, a Gillespie County resident. SAN ANTONIO — A preliminary federal report into last month’s Gillespie County crash that killed a 72-year-old pilot suggests that strong winds didn’t play a factor. Richard Bills of Gillespie County died when his single-engine 2009 Lancair Legacy plane crashed … Read more
The 17-year-old accused in a River Walk attack was admonished by the judge to follow all the conditions of her release. SAN ANTONIO — KENS 5 had the only camera in the courtroom Thursday morning when the teen accused of a vicious pepper spray attack on the River Walk was released from custody. Even though … Read more
WASHINGTON — NBC’s Mike Tirico is gearing up for a legendary February as he’s slated to host the Winter Olympics and the Super Bowl on the same day. Tirico is one of many broadcasters for the network who will work multiple events during the month of February. The NBC broadcaster will call his first Super Bowl … Read more
BCSO is asking for the public’s help in locating Alex Chavez as they say he was last seen Tuesday morning on the far west side. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in finding a 17-year-old boy last seen Tuesday morning on the far west side. On … Read more
The plushy pup, inspired by Cane’s yellow Labrador mascot, is dressed in a red, white and blue bobsled suit and inside the same sled athletes use in their sport. WASHINGTON — With only a few weeks ahead of the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, Raising Cane’s is teaming up with Team USA’s Olympic bobsled and skeleton’s … Read more
The rainbow sidewalks were set to be installed by the end of the week. Now those plans are on hold. SAN ANTONIO — The City of San Antonio’s plans to install rainbow sidewalks along four blocks in the Pride Cultural Heritage District this week are on pause amid a pending lawsuit, City Manager Erik Walsh … Read more