Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller has been vocal in his condemnations of war in recent months via social media. SAN ANTONIO — In a series of four posts on X (formerly Twitter) that have been seen by thousands of users, San Antonio’s Catholic leader apologized for what he called a “very poor choice of words” in relation to the ongoing Israel-Hamas … Read more
The rescue in Maryland who ended up paying to save the dog refuses to give it back. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio woman made the tough decision to euthanize her sick puppy last year. Turns out, her puppy was never put down. Now she wants her dog back. “I adopted Beau from Lost Dogs … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – More than seven months after a Northside ISD officer shot a woman “becoming aggressive” at the Dub Farris Athletic Complex, the district released its incident report of the shooting. The report said on Oct. 28, NISD officers Kyle Kennedy and Joseph Garcia were “addressing” a woman named Markay Garcia. The report said … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – As the school year comes to an end, the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD) has marked an end for 15 of its schools affected by the district’s “rightsizing” plan. The plan, which SAISD Board of Trustees voted on last fall, will institute 15 school closures throughout the district. Recommended Videos Superintendent … Read more
BCSO is on the hunt for three men seen firing their guns at a house off Karnes Way before fleeing in a white SUV. Neighbors say this crime sounded eerily familiar. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — Alamo Ranch neighbors thought it was fireworks lighting up their street around 4 a.m. Wednesday. Instead, it was gunfire. Surveillance … Read more
CEO & Executive Director Marion Thomas talked about the recent vandalism saying it was horrible. SAN ANTONIO — The Blessed Angels Community Center reported vandalism at one of its facilities off Nacogdoches Road. Nothing was taken. However, the broken door of the facility is where items are used to feed and give back to families … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A Dallas man was sentenced to seven years in prison this week for his alleged involvement in transporting migrants through San Antonio and throughout the state. Sedrick Zelitis Smith, 47, was first arrested by Homeland Security Investigations in May 2021. Recommended Videos Smith was considered a key member of a 10-person human … Read more