Andrade has served on the Board of Directors for the last four years. He succeeds Wayne Peacock, who announced his retirement in August 2024. SAN ANTONIO — The USAA Board of Directors announced Wednesday that Juan C. Andrade will be the next president and Chief Executive Officer, effective April 2. According to a release, Andrade … Read more
Lakeland police say an investigation is ongoing. LAKELAND, Fla. — A 6-year-old boy who accidentally shot himself in the head on Sunday has died, according to the Lakeland Police Department. It happened just before 4 p.m. on Jan. 5 outside of a house on West Crawford Street. Authorities say the child, Major Smith, had just … Read more
A close friend of Carly Williams and Jeffery Wilkerson Jr. said the two were on their way to meet them when the wreck happened. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Loved ones of a couple killed in a crash on Clinton Highway just hours after celebrating Christmas are speaking for the first time. According to authorities, the pair … Read more
Macalla Knott, a native of St. Cloud, pleaded guilty to working with a Mexican drug cartel to import methamphetamine, cocaine and fentanyl into the Midwest. FARGO, N.D. — A St. Cloud woman will serve a 26-year federal sentence for playing a major role in a Mexican drug operation that funneled large quantities of meth, cocaine … Read more
The robbery happened around lunchtime at the Woodlake shopping center in the 700 block of FM 78. SAN ANTONIO — Deputies are investigating an armored truck robbery Wednesday afternoon on the northeast side of San Antonio. The robbery happened around lunchtime at the Woodlake shopping center in the 700 block of FM 78. Bexar County … Read more
The city activates warming centers when temperatures go into the 30s. The goal is so people can use the them for shelter, the bathroom or as charging centers. SAN ANTONIO — Warming centers are now activated across the city of San Antonio. Open during the day, they’re meant to be an escape from the cold … Read more
Presidio will get dedicated green spaces along pedestrian streets, plant thousands of native trees and establish a high-school run air quality monitoring program. ODESSA, Texas — This story was first published on The Texas Tribune and can be viewed here. When he was 13, Ramon Rodriguez stood before the Presidio City Council. He had a … Read more