HAVE YOU SEEN HER? Ayrianna Bruton was last seen with another teenage male around her age, possibly in the Alamo Ranch area. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help finding a missing teenage girl last seen leaving her home in the Alamo Ranch area. Maryjane Garcia, 17, is 5’5″ … Read more
The trial of three ex-SAPD officers in Melissa Perez’s shooting death during a mental health call continues as the defense presents witness testimony. SAN ANTONIO — The trial of a three ex-SAPD officers in the death of a woman after a mental health call in 2023 entered its 19th day Thursday after nearly four weeks … Read more
Cibolo Police say a tip from a concerned citizen led investigators to Michael Bridges and a search of his home uncovered multiple electronic devices. CIBOLO, Texas — A Cibolo man is behind bars for possession of child porn. Cibolo police say a tip from a concerned citizen led investigators to Michael Bridges and a search … Read more
This is the first year of the two-day celebration that will be filled with festive fun, winter magic, and holiday cheer for the whole family. SAN ANTONIO — A new holiday tradition is coming to the south side this holiday season! San Antonio Parks Foundation says the Winter Carnival at Arnold Park is making its … Read more
Airlines are cutting flights starting Nov. 7 under a new FAA order tied to the government shutdown. Here’s what United, Southwest and American travelers need to know HOUSTON — Here’s how United, Southwest, American, and Delta are handling schedule changes starting Friday, Nov. 7. Why airlines are cutting flights The Federal Aviation Administration and Department … Read more
Airlines are cutting flights starting Nov. 7 under a new FAA order tied to the government shutdown. Here’s what United, Southwest and American travelers need to know HOUSTON — Here’s how United, Southwest, and American Airlines are handling schedule changes starting Friday, Nov. 7. Why airlines are cutting flights The Federal Aviation Administration and Department … Read more
The City San Antonio will present a study Thursday on the June flood that claimed 13 lives after cars were swept into Beitel Creek. SAN ANTONIO — 13 people lost their lives almost five months ago when flood waters swept through the northeast-side taking cars with it. The city is expected to give results from … Read more