Police are on the scene where a man was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after suffering from an apparent stab wound, officials say. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department is on the scene of a stabbing that left a victim in critical condition on the south side. Around 9:15 p.m., officials responded to the … Read more
Neighbors mourn the loss of ‘Josie’ Villarreal, who was hit and killed by a pickup truck as she walked home from the store. SAN ANTONIO — Family and neighbors are mourning the loss of a woman who died while walking home from a neighborhood store Wednesday morning. The Medical Examiner identified 63-year-old Josefina Morales Villarreal … Read more
Silva’s family says the SAPD detective in her case said there was no motive, no reason for this to happen. SAN ANTONIO — December marks three years since the killing of a Del Rio woman who was shot while visiting family in San Antonio, and her loved ones say they are still searching for answers. … Read more
Drake and Bad Bunny reigned supreme in Texas when it comes to Spotify streams. But they dominate with San Antonio listeners? SAN ANTONIO — Some things have always been indicative of the Christmas season’s start. Colder temperatures. Mariah Carey on the radio. The emergence of lights on gutters, stockings over the fireplace. Snow on the … Read more
The 18-year-old first entered the Bexar County jail in 2024 and was released in November when officials said they couldn’t view his juvenile warrants. SAN ANTONIO — An 18-year-old who authorities say had an “active” murder warrant was taken into custody during a Tuesday traffic stop, nearly two weeks after he was released when Bexar … Read more
Detectives warn thieves are staking out bank parking lots and hitting fast—some stealing up to $90,000 in a single attack SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police are sounding the alarm tonight as jugging crimes continue to surge across the city—many now tied to organized crews traveling in from Houston. Jugging is when thieves stake out … Read more
A new ACLU class-action lawsuit expands the fight over Texas’ Ten Commandments school law to every district not already part of the earlier cases. HOUSTON — A new class-action lawsuit filed by the ACLU is aiming to remove Ten Commandments posters from classrooms across Texas, expanding the legal fight over Senate Bill 10, a state … Read more