The Suns are one of four teams to have beaten the Spurs twice this season. SAN ANTONIO — Fresh off their record-setting 3-point performance against the Kings, the Spurs look to continue their hot shooting against a better Pacific division opponent. The 39-30 Phoenix Suns come to town Thursday night in a possible first round … Read more
A 15-year-old is fighting for his life after police say he reported being shot in an alley before being hospitalized for emergency surgery. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department said a 15-year-old has been hospitalized after suffering a life-threatening gunshot wound to the chest after a shooting on the north side. Around 9:20 … Read more
In a memo released Wednesday, District 5 Councilwoman Teri Castillo proposed exploring a possible renaming process with public participation. SAN ANTONIO — This year’s Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice was canceled by organizers on March 6 for unclear reasons. Now a New York Times investigation has shed light on why: allegations of sexual abuse … Read more
A Southside ISD student is being marked absent for a class she can’t physically reach due to a broken elevator. She says outages last weeks and date back two years. SAN ANTONIO — A Southside ISD high school student who uses a wheelchair is struggling to access her classes due to a malfunctioning elevator, raising … Read more
Kuykendahl is shut down in the area. At this point, there’s no word of any injuries. HOUSTON — Firefighters are working to put out the flames after fire broke out in northwest Harris County and spread to fireworks. It’s happening at the intersection of Hufsmith-Kuykendahl Road and Kuykendahl Road. Video on social media shows smoke … Read more
As Christopher Preciado stands trial for capital murder, San Antonio is absorbed in the tragic case of a couple and their unborn child killed in a drug deal. SAN ANTONIO — A pregnant woman days away from giving birth, her boyfriend and their unborn child were killed in what police describe as a drug deal gone wrong … Read more
In a memo released Wednesday, district 5 councilwoman Teri Castillo proposed exploring a possible renaming process with public participation. SAN ANTONIO — This year’s César E. Chavez March for Justice has been canceled following sexual abuse allegations reported in a New York Times investigation involving civil rights leader César E. Chavez. The annual event, typically … Read more