South Texas woman loses wrongful arrest lawsuit in controversial abortion case
A Trump-appointed federal judge dismissed the woman’s suit seeking $1 million in damages in which she accused local officials of malicious prosecution and conspiracy.
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Texas is cutting undocumented immigrants off from school, work and driving
The changes are wreaking havoc on the 1.7 million people without documentation in Texas, as well as tens of thousands of refugees and people with protected legal status.
San Antonio girl advances to quarterfinals in Bob Ross art competition
VOTE NOW! A San Antonio student is now a quarterfinalist and ranked in the top 1% nationwide in a major art competition. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio girl is continuing her run in a national art competition, now advancing to the quarterfinals. Mia is competing in the Bob Ross America’s Most Artistic Kid competition … Read more
Man shot while giving woman ride near northeast side motel, police say
A man was injured after someone fired into his vehicle outside a northeast side motel early Thursday morning. SAN ANTONIO — A man is recovering after being shot while giving a woman a ride on the northeast side of San Antonio early Thursday morning. According to San Antonio police, officers were dispatched around 2:50 a.m. … Read more
Primrose schools donate more than 109,000 books through Og’s Bountiful Book Drive
Preschoolers at Primrose Schools across San Antonio delivered 998 books to Christus Children’s Hospital and Transformation House, helping bring comfort and joy. SAN ANTONIO — A nationwide book drive is helping spark a love of reading for thousands of children, including right here in San Antonio. Primrose Schools announced that families, students and staff donated … Read more
Eggs for Easter cost much less in the US than last year. A look at the numbers
Retail prices averaged $2.50 per dozen in February compared to $6.23 per dozen in March 2025.
Radar shows storms entering San Antonio
Don’t forget your umbrella today