May 10 is a day etched in history for a group of now-grown students from a third-grade class at Decatur Intermediate School. On this day in 1989, the third graders and their teacher from a school northwest of Fort Worth successfully lobbied for lawmakers to adopt the Guadalupe Bass as the official state fish of … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – As the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office searches for the people responsible for killing a four-year-old girl and injuring her family, the sheriff described the weapon he said caused devastating damage. Surveillance video shared by BCSO showed two men walking up to a home on Windsor Hollow Drive on Wednesday evening, spraying the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Following a public blow-up that included calling to possibly oust the city attorney, some San Antonio City Council members will get the meetings they’ve been demanding. Five of the 11 council members first asked on Wednesday for a closed-door, “executive session” meeting about the stalled fire contract negotiations. But after City Attorney … Read more
Car thefts are soaring, and as thieves get smarter, so should you. In San Antonio, car thefts were up 53% last year over the previous year, according to police. The top targets were Kias, Hyundais and Ford F-Series pickups. Recommended Videos However, any car can be a target,, so it pays to use common sense … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A man charged with the murder of a five-year-old boy is heading for trial on a different charge. Daniel Garcia is accused of causing the death of Domenic Aguilar-Acevedo back in July 2021. Recommended Videos Aguilar-Acevedo’s body was later found in a ravine in Colorado near the Rocky Mountain National Park. According … Read more
When you go fishing in the Guadalupe River, you probably hope to catch a trout, bass or catfish. But a shark? Recommended Videos That’s what a fisherman reeled in recently somewhere on the 250-mile river that flows to the Gulf of Mexico, according to a viral video on TikTok. “Over here fishing on the Guadalupe … Read more
HONDO, Texas – A former Medina County Sheriff’s Office deputy was found guilty Thursday for using a high-powered pepper spray gun at close range on a handcuffed man that left him seriously injured. Jurors took less than an hour to find Jonathan Bates Nunemaker guilty of two counts of aggravated assault by a public servant. … Read more