Survivors of Texas church attacks say recent tragedies bring back painful memories. FORT WORTH, Texas — The faces on the memorial wall tell a story Jeff Laster knows by heart, one that takes him back nearly 26 years to the last day he spent with his best friend. “It always takes me back,” Laster, the … Read more
Senate Bill 3, filed in response to the July 4 floods that happened in Kerr County and Central Texas, now will head to Gov. Abbott’s desk to become law. AUSTIN, Texas — A bill requiring outdoor warning sirens in flash flood-prone areas of Texas is headed to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk after receiving final approval from both … Read more
Conservative talk radio host Joe Pags shares insights on interviewing Trump and Giuliani in the latest Deep Dive with Sarah Forgany episode. SAN ANTONIO — Whether or not you agree with his politics, chances are you have heard his name, especially if you live in Texas. From his catchy slogan (“Come on!”) to his hard-hitting … Read more
Officials said after the attack, the boy ran down the road where he ended up cutting a second person. He was taken into custody at a nearby Crunch Fitness. SAN ANTONIO — A 78-year-old woman was hospitalized after San Antonio police said her grandson attacked her with a knife on the city’s east side Wednesday … Read more
Police said the 15-year-old boy cut his 63-year-old grandmother on the hand and face at an east-side home. SAN ANTONIO — A 63-year-old woman was hospitalized after San Antonio police said her grandson attacked her with a knife on the city’s east side Wednesday night. Police said the 15-year-old boy cut his grandmother on the … Read more
A man is dead after a woman claims she shot him in self-defense at the same Knights Inn where a deadly shooting involving SAPD officers took place over the weekend. SAN ANTONIO — A man is dead after San Antonio police said a woman shot him multiple times in a domestic altercation at an east-side … Read more
As Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, the Astrodome became more than just a stadium — it became a refuge, a symbol of resilience, and the heart of Houston. HOUSTON — When Katrina made landfall in August 2005, it brought entire communities in New Orleans to their knees. Rachel Allen, who fled the storm, still finds … Read more