Victor Wembanyama is back in action after recovering from deep vein thrombosis. He starts his third season with the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday. MIAMI(AP) — Victor Wembanyama has a new height. He’s thinking about new heights. Wembanyama — healthy again after deep vein thrombosis forced doctors to end his 2024-25 season two months early … Read more
Two propositions could help shape the future of entertainment in San Antonio. Voters also are weighing in on state amendments and a $495 million NEISD bond. SAN ANTONIO — No major San Antonio offices are up for grabs this fall, nor is it time for a presidential election. But plenty is at stake nonetheless for … Read more
A crime scene investigator described bullet holes and evidence collected after the 2023 police shooting that left San Antonio woman Melissa Perez dead. SAN ANTONIO — Jurors on Tuesday saw graphic photos and physical evidence from the scene of the 2023 police shooting that left 46-year-old Melissa Perez dead, as testimony continued in the trial … Read more
Habitat for Humanity is launching Pope Leo Village in San Antonio to build affordable homes for low-income families. SAN ANTONIO — A new affordable housing project on the east side is set to honor the legacy of the first American-born pope. Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio & Guadalupe Valley is launching a new project called … Read more
The victim hasn’t yet been identified. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police say a middle-aged man was walking on a set of tracks Tuesday when he was hit and killed by a train. The victim hasn’t yet been identified and police say they don’t expect criminal charges to be filed. Authorities responded to the 10600 … Read more
“Both Bill Miller and Meals on Wheels have a common mission in feeding the San Antonio community,” said Jim Guy Egbert, CEO & President of Bill Miller. SAN ANTONIO — After Meals on Wheels announced that hundreds of seniors losing their meal delivery service, the Bill Miller family wanted to do their part. On Friday, … Read more
Staffing shortages and other issues will be the focus of collective bargaining talks in the new year. SAN ANTONIO — In an increasingly dangerous age, the leader of the San Antonio Police Officers Association is sharing his concerns for public safety, both for citizens and the officers whose job it is to protect everyone. “We’ve … Read more