Blake Wesley returns to San Antonio with the Trail Blazers, reflecting on his tenure with the Spurs. SAN ANTONIO — Former San Antonio Spurs guard Blake Wesley returned to the city where his NBA career began when the Trail Blazers visited the Frost Bank Center on Saturday night. It marked his first return to San … Read more
The driver was hospitalized and an investigation is ongoing. SAN ANTONIO — The driver of an 18-wheeler lost control and ended up on its side along Loop 410 Monday morning, according to San Antonio police. Emergency crews were called to the scene of a rollover accident around 11:30 a.m. at southeast Loop 410 near Southton … Read more
Police in San Antonio have arrested a suspect after a Sunday night shooting on Goliad Road. A man was critically injured, sparking an ongoing investigation. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department has arrested an individual after a shooting on the southeast side Sunday night. Around 8 p.m., SAPD responded to an apartment complex … Read more
San Antonio police issued a CLEAR Alert for Adam Rodriguez, 28, who they believe may be endangered. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department has issued a CLEAR Alert for a man who could possibly be endangered. 28-year-old Adam Rodriguez is a 5-foot-5 white male with black hair, brown eyes and weighs approximately 180 … Read more
The Renaissance Festival Marketplace will feature several shops offering handmade wooden toys, leather accessories, clothing, hats, glassware, jewelry, and more. SAN ANTONIO — Dust off your corsets and cloaks because the Kerrville Renaissance Fair is right around the corner, and tickets are now on sale. The Kerrville Renaissance Festival returns for its 10th season from … Read more
Warriors’ Steve Kerr concedes Golden State’s era is fading as the looming rivalry between Spurs and Thunder heats up. SAN ANTONIO — The outlook for the San Antonio Spurs climbing back to the top of the NBA is bright. After a six-year playoff drought and the final march to the title in 2014, it appears … Read more
Maduro’s capture in Venezuela raises questions about U.S. intervention tactics. San Antonio Mayor Ortiz Jones, an Iraq veteran, urges clarity on military actions. SAN ANTONIO — As Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is set to appear in court Monday, San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones confirmed to KENS 5 that some of the injured soldiers from … Read more