“It is a profound sorrow; only God knows what truly happened. May His glory be revealed. I never expected this from him—but may God help us,” the victim’s aunt said. SAN ANTONIO — One man was killed and two others were critically injured in a triple shooting Sunday night on the city’s south side, according to … Read more
Heather Rodriquez was babysitting a 1-year-old when she allegedly left him and her teen daughter alone with three dogs that eventually killed him. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County woman who allegedly left a baby boy at home with her dogs before the animals mauled and killed him accepted a plea deal for her charges, … Read more
First responders on the scene said Robert Delmon Gray seemed “confused, disoriented, sweaty and visibly impaired.” SAN ANTONIO — A Helotes man has plead guilty to a 2025 intoxication manslaughter charge, according to the Kendall County criminal district attorney. 57-year-old Robert Delmon Gray was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the deadly crash that … Read more
One of the most popular hemp flower strains at a Houston shop is now, in the owner’s words, “basically an endangered species.” Here’s why it disappears tonight. HOUSTON — Texas hemp shop owners are watching a clock count down to midnight, when new state regulations on smokeable hemp products take effect, threatening to wipe out large … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — BCSO needs the public’s help locating a 12-year-old boy last seen near a NEISD middle school. Samuel Puente was last seen near Ed White Middle School, located at 7800 Midcrown Dr., at about 7 a.m. Monday morning. He was wearing white Jordans with red leather bottoms and a hoodie. He has brown … Read more
An online survey gathering feedback from those along the street remains open until Thursday evening. SAN ANTONIO — As residents and business owners along Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard consider and give feedback on the potential future name of the street, the Conservation Society of San Antonio is pushing for a return to the familiar. The … Read more
An online survey gathering feedback from those along the street remains open until Thursday evening. SAN ANTONIO — As residents and business owners along Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard consider and give feedback on the potential future name of the street, the Conservation Society of San Antonio is pushing for a return to the familiar. The … Read more