A bystander was able to pull the driver of one of the vehicles out of their car, but he was pronounced dead at the scene by EMS. SAN ANTONIO — A man is now dead after an accident involving two vehicles on San Antonio’s east side, according to police. The crash happened around 9:41 p.m. … Read more
Here’s what you need to know if you need a ride to vote. SAN ANTONIO — As local county officials continue their push to get out the vote in Saturday’s pivotal election – a task made taller after Bexar County’s worst early voter turnout since 2013 – VIA is working to make sure those without … Read more
A local pastor was arrested for intoxication manslaughter after hitting and killing 59-year-old Lawrence Mourel Price on the northeast side April 2. SAN ANTONIO — Family members are mourning the loss of a man they describe as the “heart of their home”—after he was struck and killed while riding his bicycle earlier this month on … Read more
The lawsuit, which was filed in March, alleges Christopher Preciado caused the death of the pregnant teen and her boyfriend in December of 2023. SAN ANTONIO — The families of Savanah Soto and Matthew Guerra have filed a lawsuit for $1 million in damages against the three people accused in the deaths. Christopher Preciado, Ramon … Read more
Looking for some “Prime” real estate? Deion Sanders’ former Prosper home is currently listed for sale. PROSPER, Texas — The former home of Deion Sanders, all six acres and 30,00 square feet of it, is currently for sale. The Prosper property will currently run you $5.5 million, according to the home’s listing. The home is … Read more
Scammers hijacked the identity of a San Antonio freight broker to steal cargo. A fast-growing form of fraud exploits gaps in federal oversight. DALLAS — “When will your driver be there exactly? Can you tell me the ETA?” That’s how the call began. What the person on the other end didn’t know — he wasn’t … Read more
The bill is currently making its way through legislative committees, but would take effect Sept. 1 if passed. SAN ANTONIO — From streets, parks and libraries to fire, police and housing, cities across Texas issue bonds to fund major projects, repaying that debt over time using property tax revenue. But now that practice could be … Read more