The goal is to make sure professionals locally will be more prepared for these attacks on local businesses and community. SAN ANTONIO — Last year, more than $16 billion was lost to cyber attacks across the country and in response to that, UTSA is hosting a vital training exercise to learn how to stop those … Read more
Firefighters had to pry the doors open to work on extinguishing the flames. SAN ANTONIO — Officials say arson is suspected in a fire at an auto shop northwest of downtown San Antonio. SAFD responded to reports of a fire in the 1600 block of North Laredo Street just after 6 a.m. Wednesday. Firefighters believe … Read more
The proposed Guajolote Ranch subdivision has people worried that the wastewater plant would degrade the quality of their water. HELOTES, Texas — The state will decide if Lennar Homes can get obtain a permit to build a wastewater plant on the northwest side for the Guajolote Ranch subdivision. The problem about this area is that … Read more
The San Antonio Food Bank says almost 190,000 South Texans are affected by the federal shutdown. SAN ANTONIO — We’re 22 days into the government shutdown and money is running thin for many federal workers and military members. To help make ends meet, the San Antonio Food Bank is now rolling out a new plan. … Read more
The collab was meant to bring delicious tacos from Mexico City to North Texas diners — it ended up leaving a bad taste in their mouths. DALLAS — A pop-up collaboration between a Michelin-starred taqueria and a travel app ended up being more brief than expected after customers reported long lines and wait times. El … Read more
Police are investigating a stabbing at South Point Apartments where a man in his 40s was found with stab wounds and taken to a hospital. SAN ANTONIO — A man was stabbed at an apartment complex on the south side of town late Tuesday night, according to police. It happened around 11:45 p.m. at the … Read more
Hours after Houston removed Montrose’s rainbow crosswalks, residents repainted the colors in protest of a state directive that sparked outrage. HOUSTON — Less than a day after Houston city crews removed Montrose’s rainbow crosswalks, protesters brought the colors back — and the debate over the symbol’s meaning is only growing louder. Overnight and into early … Read more