Law enforcement initially responded to the 6600 block of Winkle Court on Thursday morning. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio authorities said a west-side incident initially categorized by fire department officials as a dog bite was now being investigated as an “apparent sudden death.” Police say the call came in around 10:38 a.m. in the 6600 … Read more
The Navy All-American Bowl and SA Sports All-Star Football Game will showcase 119 area standouts and elite players from across the country Saturday at the Alamodome. SAN ANTONIO — Some of the nation’s top high school football talent will be on display this weekend at the Navy All-American Bowl and the San Antonio Sports All-Star … Read more
Visitors can experience more than two centuries of military history during the free Soldiers at the Alamo event Saturday. SAN ANTONIO — The Alamo is inviting you to step back in time this weekend with Soldiers at the Alamo, a living history event highlighting more than 200 years of military presence at the historic site. … Read more
The annual Holocaust: Learn & Remember series opens Thursday at Central Library with a presentation on a little-known forced labor camp. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Public Library and the Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio will kick off their annual Holocaust: Learn & Remember series Thursday evening with a special opening event at … Read more
Admission and parking are free. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonians who love “Stranger Things” can step into the Upside Down this weekend during a free, two-day 1980s-themed fan event at Wonderland of the Americas mall. The “Upside Down 80’s” event is set for Jan. 10 and 11, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. … Read more
Atascosa County deputies arrested two men early Wednesday after a traffic stop uncovered stolen mail and tools tied to a recent string of mailbox burglaries. ATASCOSA COUNTY, Texas — Two men are in custody after sheriff’s deputies say they were caught with stolen mail and tools linked to a string of mailbox burglaries in Atascosa … Read more
A former IRS employee will spend two years in federal prison after prosecutors say he prepared dozens of false tax returns that resulted in nearly $580,000 in losses SAN ANTONIO — A former IRS employee has been sentenced to federal prison for preparing false tax returns, according to court records. Hector Cavazos, 63, of San … Read more