Woman upset with order fires multiple gunshots at McDonald’s drive-thru window, affidavit says
A woman upset with her fast food order fired multiple gunshots at a McDonald’s drive thru window, according to an arrest affidavit.
San Antonio International Airport’s first nonstop European flight launching on Friday
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio International Airport will get its first nonstop European flight starting Friday. The nonstop flight to Frankfurt, Germany, will launch May 17, 2024, with its initial season running through Sept. 6, 2024. The seasonal flight would operate three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. “Simply said, San Antonio International … Read more
PEN America, facing criticism over its response to the Mideast war, gathers for annual gala
NEW YORK – Like a political convention held amidst an intra-party rift, Thursday night’s PEN America gala was a call for unity, dialogue and a renewed sense of mission at a time when PEN’s priorities have been called into question. “Our assembly is disassembling,” PEN America CEO Suzanne Nossel acknowledged Thursday night. “People of good … Read more
‘This is the most violence I’ve ever seen’ | BCSO makes arrest in unrelated shooting just down the street from Windsor Hollow ‘targeted attack’
Investigators arrested Tre De On Anderson Thursday. He is accused of firing off 16 rounds towards a family off Brothers Lane. SAN ANTONIO — Less than a week after the tragic shooting that claimed the life of a 4-year-old girl, we’re learning of another shooting in that same neighborhood. The victim of the most recent … Read more
Austin-tonio? What it would take for San Antonio and Austin to become the next big Texas metroplex
City planners say it is not likely, but isn’t out of the realm of possibility. SAN ANTONIO — You’ve heard of Dallas-Fort Worth. Miami-Fort Lauderdale, Minneapolis-St. Paul, but what about San Antonio-Austin? People are flocking to San Antonio from other cities, states, and even countries. So many in fact, long-term developers say there is a … Read more
New flights at San Antonio International Airport could lead to more destinations, lower fares
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio International Airport constantly has travelers flowing through the gates, and its director hopes it gets even busier. “If we continue on the trend that we’re in, we’re just a couple of million away from being a large-sized airport in the United States,” Director of Airports Jesus Saenz said. “And … Read more
A joyful noise? City cites San Antonio church for loud bells
SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio church is now on probation with the city for playing the sounds of its church bells at too high a volume. The city of San Antonio and a municipal court judge have deemed the Infant Jesus of Prague Church a habitual noise violator. Recommended Videos “It was very loud … Read more