Back on Nov. 8, a man was found shot dead on the city’s west side. Now, police have released photos of the possible suspect who is still on the run. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department has released new photos of a possible murder suspect from a fatal west-side shooting. Around 4:30 a.m. … Read more
The driver allegedly admitted to Texas troopers to “having ‘some kind of drugs.’” SAN ANTONIO — A traffic stop in the San Antonio area resulted in a major drug bust, state authorities say. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), anti-gang troopers with the agency contacted the driver during the Bexar County stop, … Read more
The San Antonio Food Bank has added new crops to their historic west-side farm. SAN ANTONIO — Butterflies flit in the breeze, enjoying the blooms in a working farm that offers a window to the past and the future. The San Antonio Food Bank operates a robust 25-acre farming operation on the city’s west side, … Read more
Claudia Owens depended on her Ford-150 Raptor to help her move beginning this weekend. But she will have to wait a few weeks until the truck is back from the shop. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio woman says she’s frustrated and confused after discovering thieves targeted her truck overnight—stealing only the taillights and leaving … Read more
Pregnant mother of three died shielding boyfriend’s children from I-20 gunfire, family says. ARLINGTON, Texas — A 29-year-old pregnant woman killed in a shooting on Interstate 20 is being remembered by her family as a hero who shielded children from gunfire in her final moments. Bre’Asia Johnson died after being shot while traveling westbound on … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — A man identified by Judson ISD officials as a teacher with the San Antonio-area school district was arrested last week, five months after being indicted for felony stalking. Records indicate Richard Bryan Autry, 65, was indicted June 4 on three counts of stalking related to incidents that unfolded in March 2024. Those … Read more
Type 1 is often confused with type 2, which is much more common and more of a lifestyle disease. SAN ANTONIO — We are just over a week and a half away from Thanksgiving, with so much focus on merriment and meals. The holidays can be a trying time for those with diabetes, because you’re … Read more