The woman, who was her mother’s caregiver, admitted to the fatal stabbing after becoming frustrated with her inability to leave the house. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio woman has been sentenced to 30 years behind bars for the fatal stabbing of her mother back in 2024. On Aug. 31, 2024 the Bexar County Sheriff’s … Read more
A man was found guilty of shooting his pregnant wife while celebrating Father’s Day in 2021, killing her and their unborn child instantly. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County Judge Jennifer Pena sentenced a man to life in prison after he was found guilty of fatally shooting his pregnant wife while celebrating Father’s Day in 2021, … Read more
The district is connected to two other major investigations involving young suspects from earlier this year. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio ISD says students and staff at six campuses will see more district police this week after “suspicious individuals” were reported near Hot Wells Middle School on the south side. Hot Wells, Ball Elementary, Highland … Read more
She is described as being 5-foot-2 with brown hair, hazel eyes and weighs around 122 pounds. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a 19-year-old woman last seen early Wednesday morning on the far northwest side. Authorities say Shayla Spencer reportedly had an argument with her boyfriend around 2 a.m. and … Read more
She loves to run around, play with toys and has never met a treat that she didn’t like. SAN ANTONIO — Our “Forgotten Friends” series showcases a dog or cat each week that has spent a lengthy time at an area shelter, just waiting for someone to notice them and bring them home to love. … Read more
Jesse Rizo, uncle of Robb Elementary victim Jackie Cazares, serves on the Uvalde CISD Board of Trustees. He says it’s vital to rebuild community trust. SAN ANTONIO — The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District is exploring the possibility of hiring a new law firm following the failure of the current agency to release the entirety … Read more
Dozens of new laws were passed by the Texas Legislature this year. Here are some key ones going into effect Sept. 1. DALLAS — Sept. 1 doesn’t just mark Labor Day and the unofficial end of summer. In Texas, it also means a spate of new laws are going into effect, including numerous pieces of … Read more