BULVERDE, Texas – A small business owner said CPS Energy denied his damage claim after crews from the utility drove on an unfinished driveway in Bulverde, wrecking thousands of dollars in rebar that had been laid down. “Everything that had been done up to that point was going to need to be redone,” said Cameron … Read more
The William B. Travis letter is on display at the Ralston Family Collections Center for the second time in history. SAN ANTONIO — Hidden behind the fortress of the Alamo is a letter known to history as a plea for ‘Victory or Death’ at the battle of the Alamo in 1836. It was William B. Travis … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Some San Antonio council members are resisting the six-figure numbers being thrown around in early discussions about raising their salaries. Council members’ pay has stayed the same since their salaries were first instituted in 2015: $45,722 for council members and $61,725 for the mayor. Before that, council members got a $20 stipend … Read more
Jennifer Lynn Rossi is facing the charge of Injury to a Child. SAN ANTONIO — A local mother claims she was protecting her son from a bully at school, but the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office said her stunt sent the alleged bully to the hospital, and landed her in jail. According to an arrest warrant, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A spokesperson for the San Antonio Police Department confirmed the case involving a Northside ISD police officer shooting a woman outside a football game back in October 2023 has been forwarded to the Bexar County District Attorney’s office. SAPD did not provide any further details in the emailed update to KSAT. As … Read more
Hay and fuel are among the most needed items by farmers and ranchers, according to Texans on Mission’s Randall Gardner. SAN ANTONIO — More than 50 volunteers with a Dallas-based non-profit are providing help, hope and healing to wildfire-devastated communities in the Texas Panhandle. Texans on Mission, historically known as Texas Baptist Men, has teams … Read more
Hay and fuel are among the most needed items by farmers and ranchers, according to Texans on Mission’s Randall Gardner. SAN ANTONIO — More than 50 volunteers with a Dallas-based non-profit are providing help, hope and healing to wildfire-devastated communities in the Texas Panhandle. Texans on Mission, historically known as Texas Baptist Men, has teams … Read more