Here is what to do to protect yourself from one of the “largest data breach in history.” HOUSTON — A massive data breach has exposed login credentials for more than 16 billion online accounts tied to major tech and social media platforms, including Google, Apple and Facebook, according to Forbes. The report cites Cybernews, an independent … Read more
“It’s an attack on the pro-life values of our state,” Texas AG Ken Paxton said. The city is currently exploring its options. SAN ANTONIO — A Texas court has temporarily stopped the City of San Antonio from funding efforts to help residents travel out of state to get abortions. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued … Read more
The victim was shot in the chest at close range. SAN ANTONIO — A man has been accused of fatally shooting his cousin at a family gathering on the west side earlier this week, according to documents. Ronnie Lee Regalado, 38, has been charged with the murder of 35-year-old Rudy Gumecindo Regalado. On Monday, June … Read more
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas tops the U.S. for states with the safest drivers, a new study shows. According to Allstate’s “2025 America’s Best Drivers Report,” two Texas cities made the Top 10 safest in the country based on data from January 2022 and December 2023. The list compares 200 of the most heavily populated cities … Read more
The ceremony kicks off at 6 p.m. Friday night at the rainbow crosswalk at North Main and Evergreen. SAN ANTONIO — Friday night San Antonio is dedicating the Pride Cultural Heritage District. It’s in the Tobin Hill neighborhood, off North Main between Ashby and Euclid, commonly referred to as “The Gay Strip.” This process has … Read more
On June 2, officials say 45-year-old inmate Tommy Lucero assaulted 48-year-old Robert Parker inside a cell. Parker died Thursday. SAN ANTONIO — A Bexar County jail inmate is dead and officials are now investigating it as a homicide. On Thursday afternoon, 48-year-old Robert Parker was pronounced dead after being removed from life support by decision … Read more
They are also also offering free tools and resources. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonians know the summer months can get hot! But the City of San Antonio is expanding a program to fight the blazing heat. San Antonio’s Cool Neighborhoods Program, which originally launched in 2024, is taking action with resources like cool roofs, cool … Read more