Last Friday, a different Bank of America ATM was blown up on the north side. SAN ANTONIO — An ATM worker was ambushed by a group of robbers who made off with cash, officials say. Tuesday’s robbery makes more than four ATM robberies in the past month. Just last Friday a different Bank of America … Read more
EMS was not called to the scene and the victim was not medically treated until almost an hour and a half after the assault, according to police records. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department suspended Officer Eloy E. Cuellar Jr. after bodycam footage showed the officer punch a suspect in the face six … Read more
Roxanne Orsak has worked in various sectors of the company since joining in 1988. She’ll take the reins in January 2026. SAN ANTONIO — Thirty-seven years after joining the H-E-B family as a trainee, Chief Operating Officer Roxanne Orsak will take the helm as president of the Texas grocery giant in January 2026—making her the … Read more
H-E-B was also on hand to surprise two Hill Country organizations with major donations to fuel recovery efforts. SAN ANTONIO — A pair of Texas institutions teamed up Monday to provide more support to the Hill Country as the region continues to recover from devastating July floods that tore through communities in that part of … Read more
Collier, an outspoken advocate for players, slammed the state of officiating and player compensation, calling league leaders “tone deaf” and “dismissive.” MINNEAPOLIS — Just like her fiery head coach, Lynx star forward Napheesa Collier may find her bank account a few thousand dollars lighter after torching WNBA league leadership in her exit interview Tuesday. Collier, … Read more
The million dollar prize money is so that schools can enhance their football stadium seating and field. STOCKDALE, Texas — Stockdale High School has just been named one of 25 finalist schools in the United States to receive a $25,000 prize through T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights program, a nationwide competition celebrating the power of … Read more
Getting older may slow you down, but keeping your bones healthy could keep you moving faster, longer. SAN ANTONIO — Falls are the leading cause of injury for older adults, and weakened bones greatly increases those risks. Knowing your risks and how to lessen them is a must as we age. When osteoporosis is involved … Read more