SAN ANTONIO – The “Take Our Border Back” convoy will come to an end on Saturday with a rally along the U.S.-Mexico border. The convoy will have three rallies: one in Arizona, another in California and one in Quemado, Texas, about 20 miles northwest of Eagle Pass. It traveled through nine states over the court … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar this week distanced himself from Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales, asking the fellow elected official to “respect attorney-client privilege” moving forward. In a letter sent to Gonzales and Bexar County First Assistant District Attorney Christian Henricksen Wednesday, Salazar wrote that he was not pleased with how … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – After weeks without a working elevator, the spirits of the elderly and disabled residents of an Opportunity Home San Antonio apartment have been lifted. Residents at the Kenwood North say the elevator at the three-story public housing apartment was finally fixed Thursday after being out since at least early January. “I can … Read more
The City of Boerne announced the arrest of a 16-year-old in connection with threats made at multiple Boerne ISD schools on Wednesday.
ALAMO RANCH, Texas – Away from the busy streets and highways, Alamo Ranch is peaceful. The quiet community is why Jordan Wager moved there, but she says there aren’t many places for kids to pay. “It’d be nice to have somewhere closer,” she said. “I mean, there’s not anything close out here for a public … Read more
With Valentine’s Day and Presidents Day right around the corner, February’s best sales are already on for things like mattresses, TVs, smartphones, and refrigerators. Here are the top products on deep discount from Consumer Reports in this month’s Best Time to Buy. Go big for the biggest game of the year with the 98-inch 4K … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The conversations between the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office and a criminal justice reform group continue to raise concerns. On Friday, the most senior criminal district court judge in Bexar County called the conversations troubling. “It was a little surprising to me that anybody would take such direction from an outside group,” … Read more