Authorities seized more than $200,000 in cash, which investigators believe is tied to a drug trafficking operation. SAN ANTONIO — A high-ranking member of the Bandidos outlaw motorcycle gang is behind bars after a major raid by Bexar County deputies turned up guns, cash, and stolen property, Sheriff Javier Salazar said Wednesday. Deputies with the … Read more
There’s no concrete timeline for when the projects will get underway, including when a new Spurs arena will be finished. But officials on Wednesday stressed unity. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County voters approved two key propositions Tuesday night, setting in motion plans for a new downtown Spurs arena and long-awaited upgrades to east-side venues like … Read more
Many of the propositions approved in Tuesday’s election could affect your bank account. Here’s how. SAN ANTONIO — On Tuesday, Texas voters had their say on 17 propositions that were on the ballot. All 17 constitutional amendments passed with ease. KENS 5 picked five to analyze and determine how they could affect the public. “Most constitutional amendments pass … Read more
SAPD Officer Richard Boyle, a 24-year veteran with the department, turned himself into the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio police officer was arrested after allegedly installing an illegal tracking device that stemmed from a March 2025 incident, according to a press release. SAPD Officer Richard Boyle, a 24-year veteran with … Read more
Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai all but confirmed in a Facebook post that San Antonio’s former mayor plans to seek his seat. SAN ANTONIO — Among the various dignitaries who appeared at the Spurs’ election night watch party Tuesday – from Peter J. Holt and Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones to the Spurs Coyote himself – … Read more
The San Antonio family who filed the lawsuit says the incidents started in 2021. They alleged their son was verbally harassed, bullied and sexually assaulted. SAN ANTONIO — A second lawsuit has been filed against Central Catholic High School in a span of four months, this one accusing the school of being negligent and causing “severe … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — The government shutdown is now the longest in history and while it continues, people are still not getting their SNAP benefits. Officials say around 300,000 people in the San Antonio area use those SNAP benefits. The San Antonio Food Bank has been helping bridge the gap and Wednesday morning they’re hosting another … Read more