Questions remain nine days after a teen was found dead in his home. SAN ANTONIO — Life on Cat Mountain Street has been wild for the past few months according to some neighbors, and they said the when the danger came to a crashing conclusion nine days ago, they were afraid for their lives. One … Read more
Attorney General Ken Paxton faces a lawsuit from The City of Fort Worth about publicizing its pursuit policy. FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth City Council members are set to vote Tuesday on whether to move forward with a lawsuit against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. It centers around the police chief’s plan to keep … Read more
Mariano Pargas Jr. served as acting Uvalde police chief during the 2022 mass shooting and was determined to be most appropriate to take command of the scene. SAN ANTONIO — Renewed calls for accountability have emerged almost a week after the U.S. Department of Justice released a nearly 600-page report criticizing law enforcement’s delayed response … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – No air conditioning, no heat, pests and mold. Those are the top issues we hear from renters who can’t get their landlords to make repairs. Not only is it frustrating, but sometimes its a threat to a renter’s health and safety. “Say you live in a large apartment complex. The person you … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Lyric Lampkin, 9, seems like any energetic fourth grader with dreams of being a YouTube star and fashion model. But she also faces struggles from living with sickle cell disease, an inherited blood disorder. Lyric’s struggles include blood transfusions and even having to spend 14 days hospitalized, including four to five days … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – CPS Energy is adding more solar energy to its portfolio. According to a news release, the utility has entered into a long-term power purchase agreement with Genesis Consolidated Industries Holdings for a 150-megawatt solar project called “Exodus 1.” The solar farm will be located in Caldwell County. The solar project is expected … Read more
UVALDE, Texas – Emotions were running high at the Uvalde County Commissioners Court meeting as survivors and families of the Robb Elementary victims demanded accountability. Commissioner Mariano Pargas was the acting Uvalde police chief on the day of the mass shooting. Although he stepped down from the law enforcement position in 2022, he still serves … Read more