The students are working to raise $2,500 on GoFundMe to support the San Antonio Coalition of Veterans. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Coalition of Veterans and Families is getting extra support from UTSA grad students to help others in need. The students are pushing a fundraiser to support the coalition during the government shutdown. … Read more

Staff at the apartments are working to find the residents new apartments. SAN ANTONIO — An early morning fire at an apartment complex on the north side of town has displaced the residents in tow units, SAFD says. The small electrical fire was reported around 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday in the 19900 block of Huebner … Read more

We’ve learned because of the government shutdown, many events have either been canceled or almost didn’t happen for various reasons. SAN ANTONIO — Here in Military City, USA, Veterans Day is a little different this year. We’ve learned because of the government shutdown, many events have either been canceled or almost didn’t happen for various … Read more

A Bexar County homeowner says a drainage easement next to his house has been chewing away at his yard and inching toward his foundation. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — Jose Gomez bought his home in February of 2022.  Now, three years later he is watching his yard slowly erode thanks to an expanding dirt ditch on … Read more

Luckily, no injuries were reported. SAN ANTONIO — Highway 151 is back open after being closed for more than an hour late Monday night due to a crash involving two vehicles. This happened around 12:15 a.m. just past the Wiseman exit on the west side of town. We’re told the accident involved an off-duty deputy … Read more

SAPD is now releasing new video, hoping someone can help identify the man. Officials say the man was caught on video surveillance, chasing a kitten, and appearing to strangle the kitten to death in the stairwell of an apartment complex.  Police have not said where the apartment is located, but they released the video of … Read more