The law goes into effect Sept. 1, but sixteen Texas families filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday, trying to block it from taking effect. SAN ANTONIO — Northside, North East and Alamo Heights ISDs are just a few area school districts named in a lawsuit trying to stop the Ten Commandments from being displayed in all … Read more
The owner blamed it on worms and that he treated them, but he didn’t have anything to back up those claims. SAN ANTONIO — Five neglected dogs have now been rescued following a Bexar County Sheriff’s investigation. The owner of those dogs is now facing animal cruelty charges. BCSO says it was a delivery driver … Read more
The San Antonio community mourns Las Palapas founder Ron Acosta, who was found murdered in his home Tuesday. SAN ANTONIO — As police continue investigating the murder of Las Palapas founder Ron Acosta, the San Antonio community is mourning the loss of a beloved local businessman. The 78-year-old was found stabbed to death inside his … Read more
Dolly “Nanny” Walwer, famed for hosting garage sales, celebrates her 100th birthday in San Antonio, receiving a city proclamation and honors. SAN ANTONIO — She’s the queen of garage sales. A neighborhood legend. And now, she’s hit triple digits! Dolly “Nanny” Walwer turned 100-years-old on Tuesday and the City of San Antonio made sure her … Read more
Investigators urge anyone with information to come forward as loved ones continue seeking justice and closure. SAN ANTONIO — Army veteran Joel Garcia was murdered 35 years ago and his killer still hasn’t been caught. Investigators are hoping for new clues in the case and that someone will come forward with answers. Garcia was killed … Read more
Officials have set up a hotline to report fireworks being improperly used, or set off where they shouldn’t for July Fourth. SAN ANTONIO — The Fourth of July is upon us, which means our attention will soon turn to the skies as the sun sets for sights of firework spectaculars. Woodlawn Lake Park will … Read more
The lieutenant governor threw their product in protest. Now, they’re selling it — with his name in a promo code. DALLAS, Texas — A Texas hemp company is turning a very public jab from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick into a full-blown marketing campaign — just as state lawmakers prepare to revisit the future of hemp … Read more