The event will be held at The Marriott San Antonio Airport on September 27 and 28. SAN ANTONIO — “Goosebumps” fans can have a frighteningly good time in the Alamo City with a beloved horror convention returning this fall. Popular author and creator of the “Goosebumps” franchise R.L. Stine will be headlining the Cursed City … Read more
Since Miles was born shortly after the hospital opened on July 30, 2024, more than 300 babies have been delivered in the hospital. SAN ANTONIO — One year ago, Westover Hills Baptist Hospital welcomed their first baby born in their hospital’s history. And now, that baby has taken its first steps in the hospital he … Read more
BCSO says that his parents have been found, and reunification is in progress. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — BCSO have found the parents of the toddler found wearing only a dirty diaper in west Bexar County Tuesday. The child was found at the corner of Bright Pass and Hollow Trail, located in the Westcreek subdivision. Officials … Read more
The child was found at the corner of Bright Pass and Hollow Trail. If you know anything about this child, please call 210-335-6000. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — BCSO have found a toddler wearing only a dirty diaper in west Bexar County and their parents are nowhere to be found. The child was found at the … Read more
Kennedy Miguel Herrejon, 37, had suffered from an apparent gunshot wound as well as burn injuries when officials found him in the home. NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — An investigation is taking place in New Braunfels as a man’s body was discovered in a burning house Monday with a gunshot wound. At about 2:30 p.m., the … Read more
Carlisa Pinkston, 55, was last seen leaving her residence in the 6200 block of Gilmer Mill Friday. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — BCSO is currently looking for a 55-year-old woman last seen Friday. Carlisa Pinkston was last seen leaving her residence in the 6200 block of Gilmer Mill. BCSO says Pinkston left her home in her … Read more
Joselyn Gomez spends her time volunteering in the community which has helped her to discover her calling. SAN ANTONIO — SAN ANTONIO: For Joselyn Gomez, volunteering started out like it does for most kids, a requirement for school. “…I would volunteer at the food bank, at the library and try to get them accumulated. And … Read more