SAN ANTONIO — New surveillance video shows the moments when dozens of people ran away from law enforcement during an early morning raid that ended with more than 140 people in handcuffs. Federal authorities say 51 of the individuals taken into ICE custody are members of the Venezuelan criminal group known as Tren de Aragua. … Read more
Texas has issued new vehicle registration rules requiring buyers to present a valid, unexpired photo ID, with stricter standards now in place. HOUSTON — The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles has released updated identification requirements that all dealers must follow when processing initial vehicle registrations and renewals. The notice states that the guidelines are effective … Read more
RJ and Annie Harber have leaned on faith, their community and each other to move through each day after losing their daughters and RJ’s parents. DALLAS — This article was originally published by our content partners at the Texas Tribune. Read the original article here. No matter how hard RJ Harber tried to stay positive, the … Read more
ACS is reminding San Antonians: It’s forbidden to allow livestock and other animals loose on the streets. SAN ANTONIO — Animal Control Services say their team, as well as San Antonio police, were called to the south side Monday night to help wrangle a trio of bulls that strolled off their owner’s property. Two other … Read more
Equine herpesvirus is impacting more than just rodeo events in the Lone Star State, with cases also confirmed in other states. SAN ANTONIO — The outbreak of equine herpesvirus – or EHV – in Texas continues to impact rodeo events and facilities across the state as the number of confirmed cases rises. The concerns stem … Read more
One of the primary challenges in addressing the mental health needs of campers, staff and their families is that they are spread out across the state. Texas officials are requiring youth camps to have weather alert systems, mandated emergency preparedness plans, and various communication methods to help children and their families feel safe when they … Read more
Skip Hollandsworth delves into true crime’s dark allure at a San Antonio event, revealing stories of notorious female criminals. SAN ANTONIO — Award-winning journalist and “Texas Monthly” executive editor Skip Hollandsworth is coming to San Antonio next week for a free author event hosted by the San Antonio Book Festival in partnership with Texas Public … Read more