UPDATE: SAPD says early morning shooting initially reported as drive-by was self-inflicted

However, after further interviews, detectives say the woman admitted the shooting was self-inflicted and happened accidentally. SAN ANTONIO — A woman is recovering after an early-morning shooting on the southeast-side, though San Antonio police now say the gunfire was accidental and self-inflicted, according to an updated report. The incident happened around 2 a.m. Tuesday in … Read more

Councilmember pushes to lower speed limits near schools, parks and community centers

On Tuesday afternoon, the plan will go before the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee for discussion. SAN ANTONIO — A proposal to lower speed limits in more parts of the city is gaining traction at City Hall. On Tuesday afternoon, the plan will go before the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee for discussion. Right now, the city’s … Read more

‘Honey man’ shares his story of survival after devastating Lake Conroe crash

Mark Simmons, affectionately known as “The Honey Man,” is on a determined path to recovery. WILLIS, Texas — For the first time, the Montgomery County man known to many as “The Honey Man” is speaking publicly about the crash that nearly killed him last May. Mark Simmons, 70, was selling honey from his usual roadside … Read more

Tips to outsmart those sneaky porch pirates waiting to snatch all those Cyber Monday packages!

‘Tis the season for creepy criminals ready to steal your holiday spirit by snatching packages off your doorstep. HOUSTON — Experts predicted holiday shoppers would spend a record $14.2 billion online on Cyber Monday alone.  But as those packages start hitting doorsteps, porch pirates won’t be far behind. A KHOU 11 viewer in the Heights … Read more