For nearly three hours, Roberto Marquez’s brother-in-law was confined to the improvement store following advisories by Mexican authorities to shelter in place. JALISCO, Mexico — A Mexican-born artist who now resides in Texas, recalled how his brother-in-law spent hours at Home Depot in Jalisco amid the chaotic aftermath of a military operation that killed notorious … Read more

Regina Santos-Aviles died after setting herself on fire behind her Uvalde home in September, local authorities said. Gonzales is facing online pressure to resign. SAN ANTONIO — More than a year before a congressional aide to U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales died by self-immolation, he sent her an early morning text asking her to “send me … Read more

Fire officials say that four properties and a vehicle had some type of damage due to the fire. SAN ANTONIO — What started as a “tree on fire” on the north side led to four properties being damaged, SAFD says. Units were called to the 300 block of East Courtland Place for a possible “tree … Read more

Officials say Hannah Alexis Dusek has a mole on her chin and a double sunflower tattoo on her left arm. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating a woman who hasn’t been heard from since December 2024. Authorities said Hannah Alexis Dusek, 26, was reported … Read more

Families sue Texas health officials, alleging negligence after a tragic flood killed nine at Camp Mystic. They claim ignored evacuation plans worsened the disaster. KERR COUNTY, Texas — The parents of nine Camp Mystic campers and counselors who died in the July 4 Hill Country flood are suing six members of the Texas Department of … Read more