Southside ISD leaders, parents and teachers share their concerns in unfinished business regarding school funding. The state had a $33 billion surplus and that amount did not reach to any Texas schools. “We are below the national average when it comes to teacher pay, when it comes to schools, to student funding in Texas. And … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – They’ve got their friendship bracelets stacked and outfits planned out down to the sequin. “It’s going to have snakes on it,” said San Antonio resident Kris Duran, whose wife made his shirt for their upcoming Eras Tour Concert. The couple is one of hundreds of fans who are traveling to go see … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Over the last two months, SAWS has either shut off or threatened to shut off water services at some local apartment complexes. SAWS officials said it is their last resort in an attempt to get landlords of delinquent properties to pay up. However, caught in the middle of SAWS’ shut-off practices are … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Sister Margaret Patrice Slattery joined the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word in the early 1950s. In her early 20s, Slattery was an English teacher at Incarnate Word College. At the time, Incarnate Word College was an all-women’s college. Slattery later became dean of academics and university president in the early … Read more
A San Antonio teen charged with murder will remain behind bars after a judge denied him bond.
The mother of the girl, Natalie Rose Munno, 38, has been arrested on charges of abandoning a child.
San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are asking the public for help for information on a murder on the West Side.