Uvalde police chief announces resignation, doesn’t appear at City Council meeting hours later

Daniel Rodriguez wasn’t in Uvalde during the Robb Elementary Shooting on May 24, 2022, and was exonerated in a recent internal report. UVALDE, Texas — Less than a week after a report on Uvalde personnel’s response to the Robb Elementary shooting found they had been poorly trained and equipped, the city’s police chief submitted a … Read more

San Antonio set to receive nearly $3 million in funding to address East Side, downtown connectivity

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio is poised to receive nearly $3 million in funding to begin drafting a study to address connectivity between the East Side and downtown. The funding comes from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods program, and it aims to begin improvements to underserved communities affected by transportation infrastructure … Read more

A new London exhibition will celebrate Naomi Campbell’s four decades in fashion

LONDON – After four decades in fashion, the queen of the catwalk is getting her own exhibition. The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is launching “NAOMI: In Fashion,” a celebration of Naomi Campbell’s enduring career. The exhibition, which opens in June, will showcase memorable designer outfits worn by Campbell, one of the most recognizable … Read more

Feisty Sochan is a calming force for the Spurs on the court

“He pulls us together,” said Julian Champagnie. SAN ANTONIO — Zach Collins was called for two quick fouls in the second period of Monday’s San Antonio Spurs match against the Warriors. Collins vehemently disagreed, and teammate Jeremy Sochan quickly prevented him from arguing with the refs, pushing him away from possibly picking up a technical … Read more