San Antonio Airport gets ready for busy day amid Thanksgiving air traffic surge

San Antonio International Airport expects 137,000 travelers through Dec. 1 and don’t expect any major disruptions. SAN ANTONIO — One of the busiest travel stretches of the year is underway, and the San Antonio International Airport says it’s prepared for the Thanksgiving rush. Between Monday and Dec. 1, airport officials estimate 137,000 travelers will pass … Read more

Gainesville High School planning to take legal action against GHSA after suspensions for 35 players upheld

The fallout stems from a fight during last Friday’s matchup between Gainesville and Brunswick High School — one that the Glynn County AD takes responsibility for. GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Gainesville High School is preparing to take the Georgia High School Association to court after the GHSA on Wednesday upheld the suspension of 35 football players, … Read more

San Antonio police renew efforts to find suspect who killed 16-year-old girl in 2022

The homicide remains unsolved more than three years later, and SAPD is urging anyone with information to come forward. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police are once again asking for the public’s help as they work to solve the murder of a16-year-old  girl, who was found fatally shot inside a stolen vehicle on the south … Read more

Karnes City man wanted after admitting to road rage shooting and high-speed chase, officials say

Ferrer is considered armed and dangerous, and officials urge the public not to approach or attempt to apprehend him. KARNES COUNTY, Texas — Officials say a man who was mistakenly out on bond led deputies on a high-speed chase following a road rage shooting Monday afternoon, according to the Karnes County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO). Deputies … Read more

Interfaith leaders condemn Gov. Abbott’s proclamation labeling CAIR, Muslim Brotherhood as ‘foreign terrorist organizations’

CAIR-DFW and the Muslim Legal Fund of America stood alongside interfaith leaders as they announced a lawsuit challenging Abbott’s action. RICHARDSON, Texas — Interfaith leaders, civil rights groups and Muslim community members gathered Tuesday to speak out against Governor Greg Abbott’s recent proclamation designating the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Muslim Legal Fund … Read more

Interfaith leaders condemn Gov. Abbott’s proclamation labeling CAIR, Muslim Legal Fund as ‘foreign terrorist organizations’

CAIR-DFW and the Muslim Legal Fund of America stood alongside interfaith leaders as they announced a lawsuit challenging Abbott’s action. RICHARDSON, Texas — Interfaith leaders, civil rights groups and Muslim community members gathered Tuesday to speak out against Governor Greg Abbott’s recent proclamation designating the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Muslim Legal Fund … Read more