KHOU 11’s Mia Gradney spoke with George Floyd’s younger brother about his memory of that day, the road they’ve been on and what’s ahead. HOUSTON — This Sunday will mark five years since the murder of George Floyd. His younger brother, Philonise Floyd, has since made equality and justice his life’s work with the Philonise … Read more
Whyte said he aligned with Pablos when it comes to spending and infrastructure as the June 7 mayoral runoff election looms. SAN ANTONIO — When it comes to the endorsement scoreboard in San Antonio’s mayoral runoff election, Gina Ortiz Jones has so far outpaced Rolando Pablos, securing the support of multiple City Council members as … Read more
While the days of sailing on the lake may seem like history, Woodlawn Sailing Club is working to dredge it back up and introduce the tradition to a new generation. SAN ANTONIO — There’s no doubt that people would be proud to call Woodlawn Lake San Antonio’s own. It’s well known for its Fourth of … Read more
Just this week, a one-month-old baby was hurt during a shooting off Loop 1604 police believed was caused by road rage. SAN ANTONIO — Road rage is a violent problem in and around San Antonio that experts believe is getting worse. From October 2023 to October 2024, law enforcement in Bexar County received more than … Read more
“They have no voices anymore,” she said. “And I am going to continue screaming as a loud as I can until their voices are heard and their stories are heard.” SAN ANTONIO — A teenager from Kansas is making it her mission to never forget the 21 lives lost at Robb Elementary School on May … Read more
The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) called the Texas attorney general’s indictments a “calculated campaign of (voter) intimidation.” FRIO COUNTY, Texas — A visiting judge in Frio County entered not-guilty pleas for the six suspects charged with vote harvesting amid an ongoing state-led elections integrity investigation. The defendants include Frio County Judge Rochelle … Read more
The community is now rallying around Adrianne Bailey after theft and vandalism of “dream” food trailer. HOUSTON, Texas — Nearly a year after its debut, retired educator Adrianne Bailey’s “TexLaMex” food trailer is temporarily closed. “Everything I had went into this, everything,” said Bailey. “Why would somebody do me like this?” The three-time cancer survivor’s … Read more