The alleged drunk driver was rescued by firefighters after he was pinned inside his vehicle following the crash. SAN ANTONIO — A possible drunk driver lands himself and three other people in the hospital after a rollover crash early Wednesday morning. San Antonio Police responded to the intersection of Rigsby Avenue and South W.W. White … Read more
James Cockerham was last seen on Tuesday around 1:15 p.m. on the 1300 block of McCullough Avenue. SAN ANTONIO — A Silver Alert has been issued for a 75-year-old man with cognitive impairment who was last seen on Tuesday around 1:15 p.m. just north of downtown. The San Antonio Police Department says that James Cockerham, … Read more
Police say she was naked but there were no obvious signs of trauma to her body. SAN ANTONIO — A missing teen is now at the center of a homicide investigation after her body was found naked in a ditch early Wednesday. San Antonio Police found her body near the 7600 block of Dell Oak … Read more
Investigators said 24-year-old Miranda Gomez was shot and killed on Feb. 18 around 5 a.m. off the 4300 block of Roland Avenue. SAN ANTONIO — A family is pleading for answers after their loved one was gunned down on the south side less than a month ago. Investigators said 24-year-old Miranda Gomez was shot and … Read more
Robert Mendez wanted the city to fill in a ditch behind his home that kept collecting water. Now the city says he’s in charge of the ditch. SAN ANTONIO — Robert Mendez was tired of seeing water collect in the ditch right behind his back fence. The easement behind the fence had only gotten deeper … Read more
Similar claims using the exact same photos were made in Laredo years ago. SAN ANTONIO — A Facebook post claiming a tiger was spotted at Espada Park in south San Antonio has been shared nearly a thousand times Tuesday, but it isn’t true—and the photos included in the post were in fact circulated in other … Read more
Community members and commissioners stressed a need for an improved process when it comes to involving residents who live near future projects. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Commissioners Court approved nearly $4 million to go toward permanent supportive housing for the homeless on the south side. Two commissioners abstained from the vote after nearly … Read more