New Raising Cane’s rival invades Texas with massive expansion plans
The company calls its tenders “The Filet Mignon of Chicken.”
BCSO looking for missing 30-year-old man who needs medical attention
Robert Rodriguez hasn’t been seen since leaving his south-side home around 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday. SAN ANTONIO — Local authorities are looking for a 30-year-old man who hasn’t been seen since leaving his home in south Bexar County on Wednesday afternoon. Robert Rodriguez Jr., 30, was last seen in the 2100 block of Goeth Road, … Read more
‘There’s a lot of people really scared:’ Residents demanding answers and full account of what triggered two house explosions
The National Transportation Safety Board is now leading the investigation with the goal to have a preliminary report available in 30 days. SAN ANTONIO — Residents living in the Preston Hollow neighborhood are searching for answers after two gas-fueled explosions just a couple hours apart rattled homes and injured five people. “There’s a lot of … Read more
San Antonio man gets 50 years for Thanksgiving 2024 shooting that left two dead
Michael Moore was sentenced to concurrent 50-year terms for two murders and 20 years for aggravated assault in connection with the shooting, court records show. SAN ANTONIO — A 22-year-old San Antonio man was sentenced to decades in prison after killing two people and injuring two others in a Thanksgiving morning shooting in 2024. Michael … Read more
Nearly $90M needed for these aging, dilapidated bridges in Austin
Officials said increased funding is needed to “avoid load limits or possible closures” of the impacted infrastructure.
Court ruling clears path for Ten Commandments displays in Texas schools
Supporters say the measure reflects historical values, while critics argue it violates First Amendment protections. SAN ANTONIO — A federal appeals court has cleared the way for Texas to require public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, a decision that is drawing strong reactions and renewing debate over the separation of church and state … Read more
Fiesta de los Reyes continues at Historic Market Square with new gate fee
Fiesta de los Reyes kicks off Friday at Historic Market Square with music, food, and dancing. New security measures and entry fees start later this weekend. SAN ANTONIO — One of Fiesta’s largest celebrations is underway at Historic Market Square, launching several days of music, food and dancing, along with some new changes for attendees. … Read more