The bill known as the Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment Act, or SCOPE Act, went into effect although part of it was blocked by a federal judge. HOUSTON — A series of new laws went into effect on Sept. 1, including one that limited children’s access to social media. Part of House Bill 18 … Read more
It’s unknown what initially sparked the incident, and police haven’t identified the suspect. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police patrol units, SWAT members and the K-9 unit could be seen at an east-side apartment complex as law enforcement looks for a machete-wielding man officials say they had been chasing. The large-scale standoff is ongoing in … Read more
It’s unknown what initially sparked the incident, and police haven’t identified the suspect. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police patrol units, SWAT members and the K-9 unit could be seen at an east-side apartment complex as law enforcement looks for a machete-wielding man officials say they had been chasing. The standoff is ongoing in the … Read more
A busted 24-inch pipe led to restricted traffic flow and an impact on local businesses just north of downtown. SAN ANTONIO — A restaurant located just north of downtown missed out on early Labor Day business as a water main break continue to impact the area of Broadway and Post. A spokesperson for San Antonio … Read more
The blood drive will take place September 3 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Whitewater Amphitheater in New Braunfels. NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — You give, they live. South Texas Blood & Tissue has partnered with the Whitewater Amphitheater in New Braunfels to offer donors a unique musical experience as an incentive for blood … Read more
“With your support, I’m hopeful I can come out on the other side of this and get back to serving up the best chicken in town,” said Keenen Hendricks. SAN ANTONIO — A local restaurant owner is asking for help after he received some life-changing news. Keenen Hendricks, owner of Smack’s Chicken Shack located at … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — Texas Parks and Wildlife says a part of Guadalupe River State Park will remain closed after reports of vandalism. According to a Facebook post from the agency’s official Guadalupe River State Park page, the park has experienced “recent incidents of vandalism.” The post Sunday says the vandalism has set the agency back … Read more