SAN ANTONIO – A pedestrian was struck and killed while crossing the street on Friday afternoon on the South Side. SAPD said the unidentified pedestrian was crossing the street near the 2700 block of South Zarzamora when they were hit by a silver Jeep traveling northbound. According to police, the pedestrian was wearing dark clothing … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – For some battling mental illness, the holiday season can be the most difficult time of the year, as high expectations, loneliness, stress, and anxiety could all lead to a mental health breakdown. Sergio Salinas gets a lot of help from his family to manage his mental illness, be independent and live a … Read more
Leon Valley, TX – A new deal is being drafted to help an age-old dilemma, and it’s coming at a pivotal time for homelessness in Bexar County. “It’s key that we’re able to regularly engage with people and check on them,” said Katie Wilson, the executive director for Close to Home SA. “We’re starting to … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A person who police described as a “young man” was hit by a truck Friday evening as three people ran from a vehicle after it crashed on Interstate 10. It happened around 6:50 p.m. on the I-10 access road near Ramsgate. San Antonio police said three people crashed a white vehicle into … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police on Friday released a video that shows officers shooting and injuring a man who they say shot at officers during a foot chase. The incident happened on Nov. 28 near Interstate 35 and Somerset Road. Police said officers shot and wounded David Trevino, 47, after he fired a gun … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Almost everywhere selling tamales in San Antonio has lines out the door, with some people sleeping in their vehicles waiting for the doors to open. That’s how integral tamales are during the holiday season. Locals often say it’s not Christmas without them. Since tamale-making parties or tamaladas at home aren’t always feasible, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It’s hectic and noisy, but several migrants say being able to wait for a flight at the San Antonio International Airport is a victory. “It’s not easy,” Analyn, a migrant from Venezuela said. She and her young daughter traveled to the U.S. for two months, fleeing what she calls economic and political … Read more