While much of law enforcement’s work is focused on preventing attacks, officials say understanding the aftermath is just as important. SAN ANTONIO — Law enforcement agencies across Texas are training for what happens after an explosion – when the scene is chaotic, but critical evidence may still be hiding in plain sight. During a training … Read more
Details are few as of now, but drivers are encouraged to find alternate routes. SAN ANTONIO — The 7500 block of New Sulphur Springs Road, past Loop 1604 in far southeast Bexar County, is shut down as authorities respond to a “gas line exposure.” The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post at … Read more
Drivers are encouraged to find alternate routes. SAN ANTONIO — The 7500 block of New Sulphur Springs Road, past Loop 1604 in far southeast Bexar County, is shut down as CPS Energy crews respond to a gas line that the utility says was struck by a contractor. That contractor was working for another entity when … Read more
Two Honduran nationals were arrested and charged with theft of property valued between $150K and $300K. GUADALUPE COUNTY, Texas — Two men have been arrested after officials found more than $470,000 worth of stolen vehicles in two semi-tractor trailers, Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office says. Early Monday morning, GCSO along with the Gonzales County Sheriff’s Office … Read more
Marcos Rene Olvera was arrested in August 2025 after law enforcement found he made online threats against Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County man arrested last summer after law enforcement said he threatened to kill Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones in online comments saw his case dismissed last week. According to online … Read more
In the aftermath of a bustling holiday weekend, volunteers and city staff unite for the second annual Cascaron Clean Up. SAN ANTONIO — Bright and early Monday a small army invaded Brackenridge Park. Their mission was simple: give Mother Nature a helping hand after thousands of campers spent the holiday weekend partying in one of … Read more
The war in Iran caused gas prices to skyrocket, now high oil costs are forcing grocery store items higher too SAN ANTONIO — The war in the Middle East is not only pushing fuel costs higher, but also transportation, and that is starting to hit Americans at the grocery store. And, experts say the effects … Read more