Bexar County man indicted on federal charges for alleged water system tampering

Federal prosecutors say a Bexar County man is accused of hacking into a public water utility’s control systems, threatening public safety. SAN ANTONIO — A Bexar County man has been indicted on federal charges after prosecutors say he allegedly tampered with a public water system and caused damage that threatened public health and safety. A … Read more

One of the first hockey games of the 2026 Olympics postponed after stomach virus depletes roster

The decision to postpone the game was announced shortly after Finland completed its early afternoon practice with just eight skaters and two goalies. MILAN, Metropolitan City of Milan — Finland women’s hockey team’s preliminary round-opening game against Canada on Thursday has been postponed due to a stomach virus depleting Finland’s roster. The game was rescheduled … Read more

Pokie the cuddle bug is ready for her forever home after losing everything she knew | Forgotten Friends

This sweet 13-pound senior girl will follow you like a shadow, smile when she sees you, and fill your home with gentle love.💙 CANYON LAKE, Texas — Our “Forgotten Friends” series showcases a dog or cat each week that has spent a lengthy time at an area shelter, just waiting for someone to notice them and bring … Read more

District 8 residents invited to SAWS town hall on rates and water planning

San Antonio Water System leaders will meet with the community Thursday evening to discuss infrastructure needs, long-term planning, and a potential rate request. SAN ANTONIO — District 8 residents are invited to take part in a community town hall focused on the future of San Antonio’s water system, including potential rate changes and long-term planning. … Read more

Hundreds of students from Central Texas ISDs participated in recent walkouts. What’s next for them?

Austin ISD and Hays CISD have said they had no affiliation with the walkouts, and students will be met with consequences for unexcused absences. AUSTIN, Texas — As student walkouts continue across Central Texas, many families are asking what happens next. School districts KVUE asked, and others that have made statements recently, say students will … Read more

San Antonio City Council to vote on controversial Guajolote Ranch development

Council will decide Thursday whether to allow a major Northwest Side subdivision and wastewater plant that opponents say could impact the Edwards Aquifer. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio City Council is expected to vote Thursday on the future of the proposed Guajolote Ranch subdivision on the far northwest side near Scenic Loop and Babcock Road. … Read more