‘We’ve been busy’ | Rise in police shootings creates backlog in DA’s Civil Rights Division

When the Bexar District Attorney opened his Civil Rights Division in January 2021, they walked in with 30 cases. Today, they have four times as many. SAN ANTONIO — Mission and workflow are the keys to understanding why there is a backlog at The Bexar County District Attorney’s Civil Rights Division. “Even though we’re civil … Read more

‘It’s been five years’: $100k reward offered for information on the shooting death of 25-year-old

Oscar ‘Alan’ Thompson died from his injuries seven days after the shooting. SAN ANTONIO — Thursday marked five years since a San Antonio man was gunned down on the city’s west side. Now, Crime Stoppers is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Oscar ‘Alan’ Thompson, 25, was driving a friend home … Read more

San Antonio City Council approves spending $30 million on a massive solar panel project

Big Sun Solar will be installing solar arrays at 42 locations across San Antonio. The project will pay for itself in around 10 years. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio City Council approved a $30,772,872 contract with Big Sun Solar Thursday for a massive solar panel project on city property. The project would install solar … Read more

‘Treat your animals like your family’ I Dog attack prompts ACS reminder to keep dogs restrained and on property

Severe bites calls are up in San Antonio while overall reported bites are down compared to the last fiscal year, according to Animal Care Services. SAN ANTONIO — The latest dog attack in San Antonio reignited the shock and trauma for Beatrice De Los Santos whose husband continues to recover from being mauled himself in … Read more