Business owners on the south side oppose Pleasanton Road medians, citing declines in customer traffic and preparing a petition for their removal. SAN ANTONIO — A traffic safety project on the south side is doing more harm than good, according to local business owners. Construction began late last year along Pleasanton Road to install new … Read more
Police found the body of 69-year-old Jose Martinez, who disappeared in April, miles from the adult care center he left. SAN ANTONIO — A man who disappeared in early April was found dead on Monday. 69-year-old Jose Luis Martinez went missing on April 7 from Midcrown Drive on the northeast side. Jose’s daughter told KENS … Read more
According to an affidavit, Clemente Lopez Jr. admitted to “allowing these types of assaults” in recent months. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a detention deputy days after an inmate died at the facility, saying he allowed other inmates to “violently assault” him in his cell. Records say 20-year-old Clemente … Read more
Rion Bronson spent a year saving for his truck. Now he’s worried he’ll be out of work after losing everything. AUSTIN, Texas — An Austin handyman needs help after his truck was stolen and totaled in a crash following a chase with the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) on Thursday. The crash happened near … Read more
James Vickers, known as “Pops” by his teammates, has been a member of the “noonday club” basketball group for over 25 years. TEMPLE, Texas — Eighty-three-year-old James Vickers laces up his sneakers and joins the “noonday club” at a local community center, hopping on the court to play full-court basketball with men primarily in their … Read more
The Battle of Flowers parade dazzled downtown San Antonio with nearly 200 entries celebrating Texas’ heritage. SAN ANTONIO — Every year, for 133 years, the Battle of Flowers has rolled through downtown San Antonio streets, cementing itself as a must-see for many fiesta-goers each year. Participating in the 2025 Battle of Flowers parade were nearly … Read more
Two days after an inmate died, a Bexar County detention deputy was accused of opening his cell door to allow several inmates to “violently assault” him. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a detention deputy days after an inmate died at the facility, saying he allowed other inmates to “violently … Read more