SAN ANTONIO – Mia Williams said she couldn’t be happier sharing her designs at the first annual Black Excellence Hair Showcase on the South Side. “Hair is everything,” Williams said. “It just brings this butterfly feeling to my heart every single time I touch someone’s crown.” The showcase gave a platform for stylists to show … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – VIA Metropolitan Transit’s Link Naco Pass has completed over half a million trips on the Northeast Side in only five months. VIA Link was introduced as a “smart transit” option to upgrade service delivery, customer experience, and cost efficiency. Recommended Videos VIA Link, which began as a pilot program, has become a … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Approximately 1,500 people from around San Antonio raced and walked to the finish line at the University of Texas at San Antonio’s 40th annual Diploma Dash. The race took off Saturday morning on UTSA’s Main Campus. Recommended Videos The opportunity to win customs medals and prizes was on the line for current … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police said a man is behind bars Saturday morning after he was arrested for shooting another man on the Northwest Side. The shooting happened at a home just after 1 a.m. Saturday on the 11000 block of Dreamland Drive. When police arrived, officers said the suspect admitted to shooting the … Read more
AUSTIN, Texas – A former exchange student at the University of Texas at Austin is suing a fraternity chapter and seeks more than $1 million in damages. The student, originally from Australia, alleges that he and fraternity members of the Texas Rho chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon were at a party in March 2023. At … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Joey Cipriano said he’s disappointed in the city’s decision on the status of Monterrey Iron & Metal’s recycling license revocation process. “It feels like a betrayal of justice, honestly,” Cipriano said. “They received an option that none of us really knew was an option.” Monterrey Iron signed a code compliance agreement with … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs on Thursday held a memorial ceremony dedicating new headstones for 17 Black World War I soldiers, who were wrongly court-martialed back in 1917. The ceremony took place at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery and honored the soldiers of the 3rd Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment. “Today, we … Read more