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SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Police are asking for help in finding a missing man who was last seen on Sunday. Austin Bracero was last seen off Southeast Military not far from Interstate 37. Bracero is described 6 feet tall weighing 200 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. He also has a tattoo of … Read more
The Turkey Track Ranch owners estimated that 80% of their pastures, plains and creek bottom vegetation has been burned by fire. CANADIAN, Texas — An historic Texas ranch that’s currently up for sale for $180 million was among those badly burned by the sprawling wildfires in the Panhandle. The owners of the Turkey Track Ranch … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Nearly four months after the University of Texas at San Antonio confirmed it would explore a downtown site near the Alamo as a potential home for a new Institute of Texan Cultures museum, the exploration of that acreage has become far more serious. UTSA officials may have a better idea by May … Read more
Republican voters, will be asked to vote “yes” or “no” on 13 propositions. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — We are less than one week away from the March 5 “Super Tuesday” primary. Of the more than 213,600 registered voters in Nueces County about 9,000 have taken advantage of early voting so far, which by the way, … Read more
Hugo’s trainer said she didn’t think anything was odd when a car parked two spaces away. Moments later, two men got out and approached her. One of them had a gun. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio dog trainer frequents McAllister Park four to five times a week for her work. On Tuesday, she decided … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It’s been nearly five years since former Bexar County Sheriff’s Office deputy Michael Fernandez was convicted of misdemeanor tampering with a governmental record. Despite a guilty sentence that came with no jail time and a short stint of community supervision, Fernandez told KSAT Investigates the stigma of having a criminal record has … Read more