The Poteet native had fluid buildup in his lungs, his label said. He’s expected to remain hospitalized at least through the weekend. SAN ANTONIO — David Lee Garza, the 68-year-old Tejano musician and Poteet native, was taken to a San Antonio hospital Friday and is being treated for fluid buildup in his lungs, his record … Read more
The sister of the missing Olmos Park woman faces charges after allegedly sending a barrage of messages to relatives of Brad Simpson, accused in his wife’s murder. SAN ANTONIO — The sister of Suzanne Simpson has been arrested after allegedly harassing relatives of Suzanne’s husband, Brad, with voice messages and emails that accused them of … Read more
As rabies cases increase within the region, Bexar County Animal Care is hosting a free rabies vaccine clinic to support pet owners and keep the community safe. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — Bexar County Animal Care is hosting a free rabies vaccine clinic as rabies cases are on the rise across the region. In back-to-back days, 2 … Read more
District officials say they have not identified organizers but believe they are impersonating a student organization. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Independent School District is alerting families about a possible student-led protest planned for Tuesday that could involve armed participants. Some social media posts discovered by KENS 5 have suggested the event could be … Read more
While you’re at it, don’t sport your San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo gear, either. SAN ANTONIO — If there was any doubt that the issue of funding a downtown San Antonio Spurs arena was a political one, Bexar County voters needn’t look any further than what they’ll be forbidden to wear at the polls … Read more
A district spokesperson said that no weapon was reported, despite rumors to the contrary. A 10th grader now faces charges for evading authorities. SAN ANTONIO — Brief afternoon lockdowns impacting two Northside ISD campuses were lifted Friday after a 10th grader was arrested by district police. The Clark High School student now faces a charge … Read more
The ballet company will donate 1,000 tickets to federal employees, or 250 per performance, for their season opener of “Giselle.” SAN ANTONIO — Ballet San Antonio will donate 1,000 tickets to its upcoming production of Giselle to federal employees affected by the ongoing government shutdown, the company announced Friday. The professional ballet company will give … Read more