He was rushed to the hospital with possible life-threatening injuries, but we don’t know what kind of condition he’s in at this time. SAN ANTONIO — A man is in the hospital after being shot in the stomach on the west side of town Tuesday night. The shooting happened in front of the EA Grocery … Read more
The mother had her two kids in the car with her when the accident happened. SAN ANTONIO — Two children were with their mother when a wrong-way driver in a truck crashed into their vehicle, killing the mom, police say. It happened around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 3800 block of Harry Wurzbach Road, not … Read more
Police believe his disappearance poses a credible threat to his health and safety. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Police are asking for your help in finding a missing endangered man last seen on Tuesday. Adolfo Guillen, 29, is 5’6″ tall, weighs about 120 pounds and has brown eyes and brown hair. Police say the man … Read more
The winner chose to remain anonymous. MCKINNEY, Texas — A North Texas resident is $1 million richer after claiming a Texas Lottery Powerball prize-winning ticket. The winning ticket was bought at a Walmart Supercenter store in the 2000 block of N. Redbud Boulevard in McKinney, according to a press release. The winner chose to remain … Read more
Texas lawmakers passed digital child safety laws last session, but free speech advocates predict court challenges over First Amendment concerns. TEXAS, USA — Many Texas legislators said online child safety was a top priority during this recent legislative session, but will their efforts hold up in court? During the last session, legislators passed age verification … Read more
The Governor’s Office says the bill will provide $8.5 billion in new funding for public education and a $4 billion teacher and staff pay raise. SALADO, Texas — Governor Greg Abbott will travel to Central Texas to sign a new public education funding bill on June 4, the Governor’s Office has announced. According to the … Read more
Senate Bill 10 will face legal and creative challenges. DALLAS — Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to sign a bill into law soon requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom in Texas. The ACLU told WFAA it’s still lobbying for a veto but will file a suit once the governor signs … Read more