Since the months following the floods, Guadalupe Park has become a place of reflection, remembrance and healing for the impacted community. SAN ANTONIO — A temporary memorial honoring the lives lost in the catastrophic Kerr County flood will be removed from Guadalupe Park in anticipation of the upcoming reconstruction process. Since the months following the … Read more
A line worker in Marion, Texas, died after an “apparent electrocution” while working 175 feet above ground on Thursday. MARION, Texas — A line worker in Marion, Texas, is dead after working an electrical line Thursday, emergency crews say. Rescue crews responded in the afternoon to a report of an injured line worker near Wetz … Read more
Hilley & Solis Law, P.L.L.C. is joining MADD with a goal of reducing impaired driving risks and helping everyone get home safely on that busy weekend. Mothers Against Drunk Driving and a local law firm are joining forces to provide free Uber vouchers for Bexar County on Halloween weekend. Hilley & Solis Law, P.L.L.C. is … Read more
Police arrest a man accused of throwing items off a roof onto cars on the south side, using a drone to assist. SAN ANTONIO — Police arrested a man they say was throwing things off a roof onto cars below at a building on the south side Friday. It all started when officers got a … Read more
Gathering all the social media videos, investigators were able to identify the 19-year-old and arrest him. KENDALL COUNTY, Texas — A 19-year-old in Kendall County gave deputies and Boerne police a literal run for their money multiple times, but now he must pay it back with 10 years in prison and a lot of money … Read more
Gilbert Hernandez, 36, faces arson charges for allegedly trying to set a New Braunfels home on fire. SAN ANTONIO — A man is accused of trying to intentionally set a home on fire in a New Braunfels neighborhood earlier this week, according to a city press release. Gilbert Hernandez, 36, was charged with Arson, a … Read more
The lieutenant governor has insisted that the Alamo’s story remain focused on the 1836 battle over broader narratives addressing Indigenous people and slavery. AUSTIN, Texas — This article was originally published in the Texas Tribune and includes further reporting by KENS 5. The president of the Alamo Trust, which manages the historic site, was “no … Read more