SAN ANTONIO — One person is sent to the hospital with a gunshot wound after two roommates began arguing at a northside home early Saturday morning, according to San Antonio Police. The incident took place at the 1100 block of Dreamland around 1:30 a.m. Saturday. Police say the two men got into a fight and … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — One man was sent to the hospital after a shooting took place at a motel parking lot on the south side Friday night, according to San Antonio Police. The incident took place at the Capital Motel on the 6600 block of South Flores on around 9 p.m. Friday. Police say the two … Read more
Robert May is working to become a firefighter and paramedic through Del Mar, but its what he’s done outside the classroom is how he currently save lives. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A story about the selfless act of a local teen. The 19-year-old is currently working to become a firefighter and paramedic through Del Mar … Read more
81-year-old Ramon Najera was killed by dogs that escaped a nearby property. His death sparked change at the local level and efforts at the state level. SAN ANTONIO — Feb. 24 marks one year since a deadly San Antonio dog attack sparked a movement for change. 81-year-old Ramon Najera arrived to a west side neighborhood … Read more
Officials say orangutans Berani and Bandar, who have been at the Little Rock Zoo since 2016, birthed their second infant early Friday morning. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Officials announced that a “critically endangered” orangutan species was born at the Little Rock Zoo early Friday morning. According to the Little Rock Zoo, orangutans Berani and Bandar … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Joey Cipriano said he’s disappointed in the city’s decision on the status of Monterrey Iron & Metal’s recycling license revocation process. “It feels like a betrayal of justice, honestly,” Cipriano said. “They received an option that none of us really knew was an option.” Monterrey Iron signed a code compliance agreement with … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs on Thursday held a memorial ceremony dedicating new headstones for 17 Black World War I soldiers, who were wrongly court-martialed back in 1917. The ceremony took place at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery and honored the soldiers of the 3rd Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment. “Today, we … Read more