SAN ANTONIO – Ryan Bermea knew something was off when he got up this morning. “I started getting itchy eyes,” Bermea said. “I woke up, and I’m like, ‘man, something’s going on. I can only breathe with one nostril.’” He suspected his seasonal allergies were bothering him. The pollen count was over 16,000 on Monday. … Read more
On Monday, Jonah Duran was able to speak and walk for the first time since the shooting. SAN ANTONIO — A security guard shot multiple times while on the job is speaking out from his hospital bed. The shooting itself was captured on surveillance video Saturday morning. It happened at Purple Dragon Cannabis Dispensary on … Read more
Strong storms brought damaging straight-line winds as well as a confirmed tornado in the Coldspring area. COLDSPRING, Texas — A tornado passed through Coldspring on Monday as a series of strong storms moved through the Houston area. The damage left behind was caught on camera by viewers. This was the damage left behind after a … Read more
Stephen Clare, 50, is also charged with violently attacking the girl’s mother and sister. SAN ANTONIO — A pretrial hearing for Stephen Clare, the man accused of killing his baby girl in a vicious April attack, has been rescheduled for early 2024 following a Tuesday court appearance. It’s been six months since 11-month old Willow Clare … Read more
BANDERA, Texas – A fight is underway in Bandera over the building of a solar farm. Pine Gate Renewables, a North Carolina-based company, is leasing thousands of acres to build over a million solar panels. According to its website, the project will be called Rio Lago Solar. Landowners upset Andrew Boger says Bandera is the … Read more
FORT WORTH, Texas — Officers and firefighters are responding to a Fort Worth hotel after there was a possible gas explosion on Monday afternoon. Fort Worth Fire Department Public Information Officer Craig Trojacek said during a press conference that officers received a structure fire call at 810 Houston St. at 3:32 p.m., where the Sandman … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Antisemitism forced Nammie Ichilov away from his home in the United Kingdom. “I moved to the United States because of the rise of antisemitism where I was born and was raised,” Nammie Ichilov, president and CEO of the Jewish Federation of San Antonio President said. Ichilov saw genuine hatred while living in … Read more