On April 16, police say the teen was ambushed and fatally shot while he was walking home from Brewer Academy where he was a student. SAN ANTONIO — It’s been more than a week and still no arrests have been made in the murder of 14-year-old Simon Cuevas III. Police say he was attacked by … Read more
The driver who dropped the victim off left before police arrived, authorities said. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio authorities say they’re trying to find out what happened to a man before he was dropped off at a south-side hospital with a gunshot wound Thursday afternoon. The unidentified victim was brought to Baptist Neighborhood Hospital at … Read more
The driver who dropped the victim off left before police arrived, authorities said. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio authorities say they’re trying to find out what happened to a man before he was dropped off at a south-side hospital with a gunshot wound Thursday afternoon. The unidentified victim was brought to Baptist Neighborhood Hospital at … Read more
San Antonio gears up for mayoral elections, with new administrator Michele Carew ensuring a smooth process with upgraded technology and enhanced voter outreach. SAN ANTONIO — In a little over a week, San Antonio will decide its new mayor for the first time in eight years. While the focus may be on the candidates, behind … Read more
Changes to STAAR testing and success benchmarks in 2023 resulted in lawsuits from districts trying to stop the release of accountability ratings. SAN ANTONIO — Some of San Antonio’s biggest districts are responding after newly released school ratings from the Texas Education Agency appeared to show them worsening between 2019 and 2023. The A-F ratings … Read more
A teen remains in detention for 10 days, accused of bringing a gun to Highlands High School. SAN ANTONIO — A 16-year-old accused of bringing a gun to Highlands High School will remain in juvenile detention for at least the next ten days. The teen made an appearance in the 289th District Court Thursday morning, … Read more
Critics argue the measure, a legislative priority of Abbott’s, will weaken public schools by draining money and resources and giving them to private schools. SAN ANTONIO — Texas lawmakers on Thursday passed a $1 billion education bill that allows families to use public money to pay for private school tuition, a major victory for school … Read more