Miami suspect on the run for killing brother a year ago arrested in San Antonio, police say
A man who was on the run for more than a year after killing his brother in Miami was arrested this week in San Antonio, according to police.
Texas Rangers investigating officer involved shooting
SAN ANTONIO — The Texas Rangers are investigating a shooting involving the US Marshal’s task force. It happened at the Double Tree Hilton in the 500 block of W Cesar Chavez just before noon Friday. A spokesperson with the US Marshal’s office said it happened in the parking garage of the hotel but no more … Read more
NFL to consider making big changes to the kicking game
The NFL is looking at possible rules changes to reduce injuries during games. The NFL will consider significant changes to the kicking game with the competition committee proposing that the league adopt the college rule that allows touchbacks on fair catches of kickoffs and moving the touchback spot on punts to the 25-yard line. NFL … Read more
Burglars leave trail of stolen vape pens, smoking accessories all along Broadway
Three burglars who San Antonio police say broke into a smoke shop and carted off armloads of smoking accessories Friday morning seem to have disappeared like a puff of smoke.
There’s officially nothing Connor McDavid can’t do
McDavid’s 60th goal of the season came as an overtime game winner against Arizona Wednesday night. EDMONTON, AB — Not satisfied with being the NHL’s point leader year in and year out, Connor McDavid has made sure to dominate all offensive categories this season. The four-time Art Ross Trophy winner – awarded to the National … Read more
Which team is the best fit for trade candidate DeAndre Hopkins? | Locked on NFL
DeAndre Hopkins seems likely to get traded to a new team this offseason, who is the best fit for the future Hall of Famer? GLENDALE, Arizona — The trade market for five time Pro Bowl wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is heating up, with a reunion in Arizona looking less and less likely for the 31-year-old. … Read more
UK watchdog softens position on Microsoft Activision deal
LONDON – British antitrust regulators scrutinizing Microsoft’s blockbuster purchase of videogame maker Activision Blizzard on Friday dropped concerns that the deal would hurt the console gaming market, narrowing the scope of their investigation. The Competition and Markets Authority said it no longer thinks the $69 billion deal will result in a “substantial lessening of competition” … Read more