SAN ANTONIO – In a move that could help stretch federal funding for its Migrant Resource Center, the City of San Antonio is shuttering a secondary facility for migrants at the San Antonio International Airport. In a memo to council members Friday, City Manager Erik Walsh said the city will relocate operations at the “Airport … Read more
Joe Munoz didn’t show up for two months after getting paid. He finally provided a full refund after the customer called KENS 5. SAN ANTONIO — The Marin family hired Joe Munoz with San Antonio 24 Hour Glass in February, inquiring about hiring him to replace a cracked glass countertop in their kitchen. The family … Read more
The petition aims to amend Texas law to “balance the need for juvenile rehabilitation with ensuring justice is served for victims and their families.” NIXON, Texas — Loved ones of Brandon O’Quinn Rasberry are pushing to transform Texas law after learning the 10-year-old boy who allegedly confessed to killing the Nixon man, will not face … Read more
Bexar county sheriff Javier Salazar met with University Health Services to evaluate how they approach situations with inmates facing substance abuse. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar met with University Health Systems President George Hernandez on Monday to discuss how to better serve inmates who are dealing with substance abuse. This comes not … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – In the film world, the name A24 is often lauded. Now, it is synonymous with UTSA. The university’s film and media program hosted a screening of “Sing Sing,” one of A24′s upcoming projects, last Wednesday — months before the film’s limited release. Recommended Videos The production company’s portfolio includes projects such as … Read more
The United States Department of Agriculture has issued a public safety alert for ground beef possibly contaminated with E. coli. Ground beef sold from Greater Omaha Packing Company has tested positive for E. coli, according to a press release. Recommended Videos The affected ground beef products were made on March 28 and have a use … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A woman who was accused in the fatal broad daylight shooting of a man was sentenced to 18 years in prison Monday. Stephanie Zaragosa, who was charged with murder, accepted a plea deal in connection with the fatal shooting on Aug. 29, 2022. Recommended Videos According to an arrest warrant affidavit, Zaragosa … Read more