A truck crashed into an ACSO patrol car during a routine traffic stop on Highway 16 in the northern part of the county. ATASCOSA COUNTY, Texas — Dashcam video captured the moment a truck collided with an Atascosa County Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicle during a routine traffic stop Wednesday night. According to ACSO, deputies initiated … Read more
An autographed Victor Wembanyama card with unique doodles, including a UFO, is up for auction. SAN ANTONIO — A Topps San Antonio Spurs‘ Victor Wembanyama autographed 1/1 card, with alien and UFO hand-drawn doodles on it, will be up for auction as part of Goldin’s December Elite Auction. The card even shows Wemby with a mustache … Read more
A fire on Basse Road severely damaged a gambling business early Thursday morning. SAN ANTONIO — Crews were able to successful tackle a north-side fire that broke out early Thursday morning at a gambling spot on Basse Road, according to the San Antonio Fiore Department. The fire happened in the 1100 block of Basse Road … Read more
San Antonio may shift city elections from May to November to cut costs and boost voter turnout, pending a city council vote. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio city elections could be held in November instead of May, pending a vote by city councilmembers at Thursday’s meeting. Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones has made her position clear … Read more
A multi-agency drug trafficking investigation led to the arrests of two individuals in Hays and Guadalupe counties SAN ANTONIO — Two people are behind bars after a months-long, multi-agency investigation into drug trafficking across our area. The arrests are the result of a partnership between San Marcos police, Seguin police and the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s … Read more
A fire on Basse Road severely damaged a storefront early Thursday morning. SAN ANTONIO — Crews are still on the scene of a fire that broke out early Thursday morning in a cluster of buildings along Basse Road. The fire happened in the 1100 block of Basse Road near San Pedro Avenue, where a gambling … Read more
The installation in San Antonio echoes similar displays nationwide, blending faith, immigration and community support. SAN ANTONIO — Across the country this Christmas, nativity scenes are being reimagined—not just as symbols of faith, but as reflections on immigration, fear and family separation. From Illinois to Massachusetts to Dallas, some displays have drawn national attention for … Read more