SAFD suspects that the east-side home was being inhabited illegally when the fire broke out but all of the inhabitants fled the scene before crews arrived. SAN ANTONIO — Officials believe there were squatters inside an abandoned home on the east side of town when a fire broke out Monday evening. San Antonio firefighters responded … Read more
The victim was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries and the shooting remains under investigation. SAN ANTONIO — Police say they are getting conflicting details about a shooting that happened just west of downtown overnight that left one man injured. San Antonio Police responded to the Parkside Apartments located on N Frio Street … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — For some people they are the things of nightmares. Snakes are scary to most of us. And if you step near one, then see it, chances are it will startle you. At least rattlesnakes are gentleman enough to warn you if you get too close, but is the myth true? That may be changing.They … Read more
Sen. John Cornyn announced the federal grant awards as part of the U.S. Department of Justice’s School Violence Prevention Program. SAN ANTONIO — Two rural school districts have been awarded federal grants totaling more than $815,000 to enhance security and safety. Republican Sen. John Cornyn announced the Lytle Independent School District and Uvalde Consolidated Independent … Read more
San Antonio Police responded to a call at about 3:30 p.m. Monday for a cutting at the high school, located at 1400 Jackson Keller Road. SAN ANTONIO — A tenth grade student was stabbed at LEE High School on Monday afternoon. San Antonio Police responded to a call at about 3:30 p.m. Monday for a … Read more
San Antonio Police responded to a call at about 3:30 p.m. Monday for a cutting at the high school, located at 1400 Jackson Keller Road. SAN ANTONIO — A student was injured at LEE High School on Monday afternoon. San Antonio Police responded to a call at about 3:30 p.m. Monday for a cutting at … Read more
The $6.25 million to pay for the program came from the United States DOJ. The effort is called COPS, for Community Oriented Policing Services. SAN ANTONIO — For San Antonians concerned about personal safety it’s a welcome development. The city has been awarded a grant of $6.2 million to hire 50 new police officers over … Read more