Monica Morris has been with the downtown-area post since 2015. Now she steps into the lead. SAN ANTONIO — VFW Post 76, the oldest and largest veterans post in Texas, has appointed its first female commander. Monica Morris, a retired U.S. Army First Sergeant, stepped into the a role more than a week ago. “Making … Read more
Friends, fans and members of the film community came together at the Brick at Blue Star on Monday for a celebration of the late actor’s life and legacy. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio film community gathered Monday evening to honor the life and legacy of actor Jonathan Joss. Joss was shot and killed over … Read more
Police are looking for three “juvenile” suspects believed to be involved in the incident. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio authorities say they’re looking for three young suspects after someone driving a car was hit by gunfire then struck a home at slow speeds on the far west side. The unidentified victim, a male, was later … Read more
Mayor-elect Gina Ortiz Jones is just one of the new faces joining San Antonio City Hall in June. Here are the others. SAN ANTONIO — The voters have made their voices heard and now San Antonio’s next slate of City Council members – led by Mayor-elect Gina Ortiz Jones – have been determined. Jones and … Read more
A little more than four months into his first job as an NFL head coach, Schottenheimer has provided a jolt to the morale and culture within the Cowboys organization. DALLAS — Backwards visor? Check. Ping pong table in the locker room? Check. A new electricity at Dallas Cowboys practice? Check. I was skeptical at first. … Read more
Jordanna Riggs said they’re raising their children to love everyone and the colorful lights are just one example. HOUSTON — A family in Houston’s Westbury neighborhood is asking the Houston Police Department to help them find a vandal who cut off their pride lights twice. Jordanna Riggs told KHOU 11 that the rainbow lights on … Read more
Jonathan Ryan said one of his clients, mother of a child battling cancer, fears what may happen if she attends her scheduled court hearing in the coming weeks. SAN ANTONIO — As U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ramps up detainments of migrants nationwide and protests persist, immigration attorneys are continuing to prepare their clients … Read more