“I’m feeling very unsafe. It does concern and alert me,” one witness said. SAN ANTONIO — It was a weekend of fear and frustration for people who live just a few feet away from a southwest-side business police said is connected to two shootings on consecutive nights. Sunday morning, a few minutes after midnight, the … Read more
Michele Carew started her first day on the job Monday, taking over from Jacque Callanen who had held the position since 2005. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — After two decades, Bexar County has a new person in charge of the elections. Michele Carew started her first day on the job Monday, taking over for Jacque Callanen … Read more
Officials say they don’t yet know if the dog was being walked without a leash or had escaped its yard. PLEASANTON, Texas — Pleasanton police say a loose dog attacked a mother and her daughter Monday afternoon, prompting responding officers to shoot and kill it. A man intervened but was attacked as well, Pleasanton Police … Read more
Considering how bad our drought is in South Texas, any type of weather pattern that brings strong winds and dry air will be conducive for fire weather. SAN ANTONIO — A Red Flag Warning has been issued for a huge part of Texas on Tuesday afternoon, including San Antonio and the Hill Country. It’s expected … Read more
The two died when the four-seat chopper they were in crashed on Thursday afternoon. The cause is still under investigation. SAN ANTONIO — Authorities have identified the two victims of last week’s helicopter crash in Kinney County as a 31-year-old Uvalde resident and a 53-year-old man visiting from Brooksville, Florida. Officials said William Garrett Robertson and Earle … Read more
Delays have pushed the project back but hazards remain along the stretch of the far-west side street. SAN ANTONIO — A road construction nightmare on the city’s far west side has residents in several neighborhoods nearby begging for the project to be completed. This multi-year project has been plagued with delays and even one death. … Read more
Copperheads are masters of camouflage, blending in with leaves, tree bark and forest debris. This makes them nearly invisible at night, especially in wooded areas. SAN ANTONIO — As cicada season reaches its peak, another creature is taking advantage of the influx: copperhead snakes. Wildlife experts say these venomous snakes are blending into the environment, … Read more