Bexar County officials are trying to identify two suspects who were allegedly caught on surveillance using a stolen credit card at several stores back in March. SAN ANTONIO — Authorities in Bexar County are asking for the public’s help in identifying two suspects accused of using a stolen debit or credit card at multiple retail … Read more
It was unclear how long the notice may be in place as crews tend to the break Wednesday. SAN ANTONIO — Officials with the City of Castroville, about 35 miles west of downtown San Antonio, are advising residents to boil their water before consumption as crews respond to a water main break. The city issued … Read more
Police say four juveniles have been identified in a string of door-kick-in attempts.
Uvalde CISD briefly placed two elementary schools on secure status after receiving a robotic, incoherent call about an individual in a parking lot. SAN ANTONIO — Uvalde CISD placed two elementary schools under “secure status” Wednesday after a phone call about “the presence of an individual in the parking lot,” district officials said. Legacy Elementary … Read more
Maj. Blaine McGraw, suspended Fort Hood gynecologist, faces expanded charges involving 73 alleged victims, including sexual abuse, assault, and indecent recording. FORT HOOD, Texas — The U.S. Army has dramatically expanded its criminal case against suspended Fort Hood gynecologist Maj. Blaine McGraw, preferring additional charges April 7 that nearly tripled the original count and raised … Read more
The federal government is penalizing states for having a high error rate in their payments to food stamp recipients.
A one-year-old giraffe named Jasiri has arrived at the San Antonio Zoo and is now settling into her new home. SAN ANTONIO — There’s a new face towering over the savanna at the San Antonio Zoo. Jasiri, a one-year-old female giraffe, has officially joined the zoo’s herd in the Naylor Savanna habitat. Her name means … Read more