San Antonio celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with vibrant community murals honoring culture, identity, and resilience. SAN ANTONIO — As Hispanic Heritage Month continues, San Antonio is honoring its culture, not just with food and music, but with color, history and paint. Across the city, vibrant murals illustrate powerful stories of identity, resilience and community pride. … Read more
American Airlines confirms it has ‘removed’ employees ‘from service’ over alleged social media posts on Charlie Kirk’s shooting. FORT WORTH, Texas — Pilots employed by Fort Worth-based American Airlines have been “removed from service” over alleged posts on social media about the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said. … Read more
A microchip and lost report helped the Fairfax County Animal Shelter reunite Spencer with his family. FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. — A cat named Spencer was reunited with his family more than two years after going missing, the Fairfax County Animal Shelter said Monday. Spencer disappeared in June 2023. His family filed a lost report with … Read more
A flotilla of colorful, decorated barges adorned with calaveras, alebrijes, catrinas and catrins drift through downtown, honoring a deeply-rooted tradition in SA. SAN ANTONIO — Get your tickets now for the 7th Annual Day of the Dead parade! The Day of the Dead River Parade will be on Friday, October 24, and will include lots of … Read more
Joseph went into remission, but three years later, now as a high school wrestler, the cancer came back. This time he needed a bone marrow transplant. SAN ANTONIO — September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. It is a time to bring awareness to all of the childhood cancers that take too many lives every year. … Read more
The man was working on his vehicle with it lifted on jacks when it became unstable and fell, trapping him beneath it. SAN ANTONIO — A man was injured after a car fell off the jacks and landed on top of him while he was working on it on the west side of town, firefighters … Read more
Officials identify Robert Gaytan, 52, as the second victim in San Antonio’s August flash flood. SAN ANTONIO — The second person who died when flash flood hit San Antonio at the end of August has been identified, officials say. The Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office says 52-year-old Robert Gaytan was the man found by authorities … Read more