Firefighters say it appears the blaze stems from an “explosion” related to the vehicles in the garage. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Fire Department says they are currently fighting a very active fire on the west side. Around 5 p.m., firefighters responded to the 10100 block of Figaro Canyon after receiving reports of a … Read more
Gov. Abbott called out the teacher after a widely followed user on X shared a photo of the apparent comment. SAN ANTONIO — A day after Gov. Greg Abbott singled out a Seguin ISD teacher for appearing to have referred to Charlie Kirk’s killing as “karma,” saying such sentiments “have no place in our schools,” … Read more
Texas will replace the STAAR exam with three shorter tests by 2027 under House Bill 8. SAN ANTONIO — A shakeup is coming to how Texas students are tested. House Bill 8, signed into law by the governor on Wednesday, phases out the STAAR exam as we know it. Starting in 2027, students will be … Read more
Law enforcement confirmed that 24-year-old, Matthew J. Ruth, of Hanover shot and killed three officers Wednesday afternoon, and left two more critically wounded. YORK, Pa. — Three police officers were killed and two others left critically wounded in a shooting in North Codorus Township in York County, Pa. on Wednesday. The five officers who were shot were … Read more
Animal Care Services is investigating after the man was hospitalized for bite wounds. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio man was forced to shoot and kill two of his dogs as he tried to stop them from attacking his smaller dog before they bit him on the arm, local authorities say. Animal Care Services is … Read more
Jade “Sage” McKissic, 20, had been missing since September 10, according to the Houston Police Department. HOUSTON — A University of Houston student who had been missing since last week was found dead, according to the Houston Police Department. The body of Jade “Sage” McKissic was pulled from Brays Bayou near Spur 5 South on … Read more
SB 5 includes $50 million to help cities and counties pay for siren systems and flood gauges. AUSTIN, Texas — The State of Texas is now officially providing nearly $300,000 to help pay for disaster relief and flood warning siren systems. Governor Abbott signed SB 5 Thursday morning, which he announced with a quick social … Read more