A parent advocate was arrested at an Edgewood ISD meeting after exceeding time. Trustee says policy wasn’t followed as outrage, protests and calls for answers grow. SAN ANTONIO — A routine school board meeting in Edgewood turned into a tense confrontation Tuesday night when a mother of two was handcuffed and escorted out of the … Read more
A Bexar County jury sentenced a man to 50 years for shooting an SAPD officer with a shotgun during a 2023 police chase. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio man will spend the next 50 years in prison after a Bexar County jury found him guilty of shooting an SAPD officer with a shotgun back in … Read more
Officials said two people have been taken to a local hospital after a crash at the intersection of Somerset and Cassin roads. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Fire Department has confirmed that two people have been hospitalized after a crash at a southwest-side intersection. Around 6 p.m., SAFD responded to the intersection of Somerset … Read more
The Wednesday hearings were the first time loved ones of Camp Mystic victims publicly testified. SAN ANTONIO — Parents of the 27 girls and staffers who died when floodwaters overwhelmed Camp Mystic the morning of July 4 spoke publicly before Texas lawmakers for the first time Wednesday. The testimony quickly lead to tears on both sides … Read more
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones surprised business leaders at a news conference as she continues to pressure City Council members to pause talks for an economic impact study. SAN ANTONIO — Business leaders planned to make a stand to push Project Marvel forward Wednesday morning, but were surprised by the sudden appearance of Mayor Gina Ortiz … Read more
The store clerk said the two men acted like ordinary customers. It wasn’t until after they left, she realized the money was fake. SAN ANTONIO — Two men have been identified by police after allegedly using counterfeit cash at a convenience store in Hondo — and it was all caught on camera. According to Hondo … Read more
A federal judge rules the Ten Commandments cannot be displayed in Texas public schools, despite a new law requiring it. SAN ANTONIO — A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the Ten Commandments do not belong in Texas public schools. This ruling is part of a lawsuit filed by parents and families from eleven districts across … Read more