The woman’s sister was found with a single gunshot to the chest and died at the hospital. SAN ANTONIO — A woman is accused of shooting her sister at a home in Kerrville early Tuesday morning. The Kerr County Sheriff’s Office responded to a 911 call at 4:22 a.m. Tuesday for a shooting in the … Read more
NEW YORK – Larry Fink, an acclaimed and adventurous photographer whose subjects ranged from family portraits and political satire to working class lives and the elite of show business and Manhattan society, has died at 82. Robert Mann, owner of the Robert Mann Gallery, told The Associated Press that Fink died Saturday at his home … Read more
SAFD said a blaze at a home on Ferris Creek may have caused an explosion in the garage, sending one victim to the hospital with burns. SAN ANTONIO — One person was hurt after a fire and possible explosion at a home on the northwest side Tuesday evening, fire officials said. According to the San … Read more
San Antonio Fire Department officials said they weren’t sure if the person died because of the fire, which is under investigation. SAN ANTONIO — One person was found dead after a fire at a home on the south side Tuesday night, according to San Antonio Fire Department officials. A call came in around 6:30 to … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Three people from San Antonio were killed in a plane crash over the Thanksgiving weekend. The Irion County coroner identified the victims as Jeremy Alan Sanchez, Alyse Marie Sanchez, and Katrina Sanchez. The crash happened around 6:30 p.m. Saturday near Mertzon, about 30 miles southwest of San Angelo. The National Transportation Safety … Read more
The Spurs have lost a dozen games in a row, but star rookie Victor Wembanyama still sees progress toward the long-term goal. SAN ANTONIO — After the Spurs practiced Tuesday morning, star rookie Victor Wembanyama spent about 10 minutes answering questions on a variety of topics. The Spurs have lost a dozen games in a … Read more
Starting in January, schools in the San Antonio area and nationwide will test their water for lead and copper. It’s part of the Environment Protection Agency’s new rule aimed at reducing amounts of those harmful metals in drinking water. As things stand now, there are no state or federal regulations on testing; however, Texas does … Read more