SAN ANTONIO — Opening the sandwich gates of heaven in the Alamo City are Texas A&M aggies Holland Lawrence and Marc Fogelsong. “The food, the beer and the customer service are the three pillars for this business,” Fogelsong said. The two men met on campus, became friends and shared a dream of owning and operating … Read more
The teen is the cousin of the Robb Elementary gunman. SAN ANTONIO — Terroristic threat charges were dismissed against an 18-year-old reported last summer by relatives who said they overheard him trying to illegally buy an AR-15 and planning an attack similar to that carried out by the Robb Elementary School gunman, his cousin, in 2022. … Read more
Sasha Smith, 21 years old, has a broken back and suffered major injuries to her spine and lower body. MANSFIELD, Texas — If you need proof that miracles are real, ask Sherryta Smith. She’s the mother of the 21-year-old woman who fell out of her mother’s car before being hit by oncoming traffic and is … Read more
The sinkhole was the result of an underground mine owned by New Frontier Materials, a spokesperson told 5 On Your Side. ALTON, Ill. — A sinkhole swallowed bleachers, a light pole and 100 feet of soccer fields at Gordon Moore Park in Alton, Illinois on Wednesday. Surveillance video showed the moment the sinkhole opened up … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Communicating with people from all over the world has become simple these days. Through social media platforms, we can talk with friends and family no matter where we are. This open communication, however, makes it easier for people to take advantage of others on the internet, especially kids and teenagers. Recommended Videos … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The U.S. is facing a doctor shortage crisis, as the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) says by 2036 the country will face a shortage of 86,000 physicians. Dr. Rodney Young, MD board member with the Texas Medical Association, said Texas has taken steps to be better prepared than most states, but … Read more
It’s considered the most dangerous road in SA, with more than 50 fatalities since 2014. Now, $8 million in federal funding will kickstart safety improvements. SAN ANTONIO — What’s considered San Antonio’s most dangerous road will soon undergo changes. Wednesday, the federal government granted the City of San Antonio $8 million for safety improvements along … Read more