Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Paper Tiger for denying an off-duty officer’s firearm entry, seeking compliance and penalties. SAN ANTONIO — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is taking legal action against a San Antonio music venue. The state claims Paper Tiger violated Texas law by denying an off-duty officer entry with their firearms back in … Read more
Meagan Booth emphasized that benefits were a major reason her husband stayed with the department for nearly two decades despite low pay. SAN ANTONIO — The wife of a longtime Kerrville firefighter is speaking out after proposed changes to the city’s employee health benefits left her and other first responder families stunned — prompting viral … Read more
The condition of the child is unknown at this point. SAN ANTONIO — A young boy under 10 years old was taken to University Hospital on Monday afternoon after police say an elderly driver ran over him in west San Antonio. According to a San Antonio police sergeant on the scene in the 400 block … Read more
It took seven minutes, following years of neighbor complaints and frequent police calls. SAN ANTONIO — It took a city demolition crew from the Public Works Department just seven minutes to bring a fire-ravaged 73-year-old east San Antonio home to the ground Tuesday morning. The wrecking crew moved in after firefighters made quick work of … Read more
Eighteen of the suspects are alleged patrons; the others are employees expected to face more serious charges. SAN ANTONIO — An investigation led by the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office resulted in the takedown of an illegal gambling operation Tuesday afternoon at a business in a busy south-San Antonio strip center, according to authorities. Sheriff Javier … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has seemed to fill global superstar Taylor Swift’s blank space as they announced their engagement Tuesday. And while the power duo has seemingly found their endgames, the City of San Antonio Animal Care Services wants you to find your own endgame — by finding a new … Read more
An enrollment drop could cost the Texas economy hundreds of millions of dollars, the reports say. TEXAS, USA — This story was first published by the Texas Tribune and can be viewed here. Texas colleges could see one of the steepest drops in international student enrollment in the country this fall. The decline, which comes … Read more