Police say he allegedly ran a stop sign before colliding with a car in the crash. SAN ANTONIO — A man is dead after police say he allegedly ran a red light, hit a car, then got ejected from his truck and pinned underneath it. It happened around 11:07 p.m. Tuesday on West Woodlawn Avenue … Read more
The man was pronounced dead at the scene by first responders. SAN ANTONIO — A man was killed late Tuesday night after police say he fell off of his motorcycle and then was hit by a tanker truck just north of downtown. It happened around 10:19 p.m. on the Loop 410 Access Road in between … Read more
Police are trying to determine if the weapon was used in self-defense. SAN ANTONIO — A domestic dispute turned violent early Wednesday morning, sending one man to the hospital after he was cut with a machete, police say. It happened around 12:30 a.m. in the 4600 block of Thousand Oaks Drive near El Sendero Street … Read more
Stacey Dramiga, 63, was brutally attacked and suffered “severe head injuries,” according to the medical examiner. SAN ANTONIO — Runner safety is top of mind after a 63-year-old woman vanished from an east-side trail on Sunday. Stacey Dramiga was found the next day by park police along the Salado Creek Greenway Trail, according to the … Read more
This happened Sunday around 5:30 p.m. at the Alamo Park Apartments off Austin Highway. Fortunately, the boy is OK. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police are searching for a driver they believe ran over a 13-year-old boy then drove off. This happened Sunday around 5:30 p.m. at the Alamo Park Apartments off Austin Highway. KENS … Read more
Stacey Dramiga was last seen around 10 a.m. Sunday. Come Monday afternoon, authorities said her body had been found. Author: Andrea Carden, Sue Calberg, Hannah Tiede Published: 6:26 AM CDT September 23, 2024 Updated: 9:05 PM CDT September 24, 2024 SAN ANTONIO — Authorities in Bexar County say a woman’s body found at the Salado … Read more
UTSA’s Center for Public Opinion Research’s results suggested a dim future for two charter amendments that would give city leaders a raise. SAN ANTONIO — UTSA’s Center for Public Opinion Research released the results of its first poll, suggesting dim hopes for two charter amendments, one of which would give San Antonio City Council members … Read more