A wind-driven fire threatened historic homes in the Tobin Hill neighborhood, but quick community response and firefighting efforts protected many. SAN ANTONIO — Juanita lives in the 300 block of East Courtland Place just north of downtown, and she said Monday afternoon’s fast-moving fire was frightening, but she believes her neighbors will respond like they … Read more
The suspect was a documented member of the Piru Bloods gang from El Paso and had been wanted on a murder charge since May 2025. TEXAS, USA — A Texas 10 Most Wanted fugitive sought in a murder case has been returned to U.S. custody after his capture in Mexico, authorities said. Elijah Turner Reyes, … Read more
The Palo Pinto Mountains State Park will open its gates to visitors for a soft opening March 1. PALO PINTO COUNTY, Texas — Sunday is a big day for anyone who loves the outdoors in North Texas. The Palo Pinto Mountains State Park will open its gates to visitors for a soft opening March 1. … Read more
220 grams of psilocybin mushrooms, 174 grams of THC vape cartridges, a shotgun, $23,735 and a vehicle were seized as investigators executed the search warrant. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office assisted the Federal Bureau of Investigation San Antonio Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force on Wednesday in executing federal warrants on … Read more
KENS 5 asked the VA why still-living veterans are being wrongly marked as deceased. The VA’s response: They are still accurate more than 99 percent of the time. SAN ANTONIO — The United States Department of Veterans Affairs is accidentally marking veterans as deceased when they are still very much alive. On Tuesday the VA … Read more
Martha, a beloved beluga whale and original resident of SeaWorld San Antonio, has died at 40, leaving a legacy of inspiring conservation and care for marine life. SAN ANTONIO — One of SeaWorld San Antonio’s beloved animals has recently died, according to a Facebook post by the marine-life park. Martha, a beluga whale and an … Read more
Expert says GOP leadership’s silence reflects narrow House majority, while primary challengers gain ground. SAN ANTONIO — U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales said this week he will not resign as questions continue to swirl over sexually explicit text messages and an alleged affair with a former staff member. “I am not going to resign. I work … Read more