Within hours of a DOJ lawsuit targeting Texas’ policy of letting its undocumented students qualify for lower public tuition rates, the 24-year-old law was no more. SAN ANTONIO — This story was first published in the Texas Tribune and can be viewed here. Undocumented students in Texas are no longer eligible for in-state tuition after … Read more
One of the expelled students was a senior and will now not be allowed to graduate from the school. SAN ANTONIO — Two students have been expelled from Central Catholic High School after being accused of hazing and sexual harassment. The announcement comes a day after reports came out about SAPD investigating allegations of a … Read more
A driver took Atlas Towing to court after an unauthorized tow in May. The driver won. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County Precinct 1 Judge Sylvia Ruiz issued a judgement Tuesday, ruling Atlas Towing must pay a couple nearly $260 for a tow that shouldn’t have happened in San Antonio. Several other drivers are waiting for … Read more
The exhibition will be open until August 13. SAN ANTONIO — Kicking-off this Thursday, a new gallery opening will showcase artworks by multiple Texas-based artists. Agarita Loft Gallery will present the group exhibition “PROOF: Wounds Of Identity,” which showcases original works from six artists from the Lone Star State, including Gloria Sanchez Hart, Celeste De … Read more
The bettor posted on social media that he “made Gabby lose by heckling her. And it made my parlay win.” A sports bettor who heckled Olympic champion sprinter Gabby Thomas during a Grand Slam Track event in Philadelphia over the weekend has been banned by the betting site FanDuel Sportsbook. In a statement sent to … Read more
The Central Library first opened in May 1995. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Central Library celebrated 30 years and residents wanted to mark the momentous occasion with heartfelt notes. On Saturday, May 31 several people gathered at the iconic, enchilada-red building for the Central Library’s special 30th anniversary celebration, which took place from 10:30 … Read more
A woman sues Bill Miller’s after her 4-year-old son allegedly suffers second-degree burns to his face from “dangerously hot” BBQ sauce. SAN ANTONIO — A woman is suing Bill Miller’s after a lawsuit states her 4-year-old son received second-degree burns to his face after “dangerously hot” BBQ sauce spilled onto him. On May 30, 2024, … Read more