A family of five migrants was captured by KSAT photojournalist Gavin Nesbitt crossing the Rio Grande Wednesday as U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson and other congressional Republicans held a nearby press conference about immigration. The two adults and three children could be seen from the staging area of the press conference crossing into Eagle Pass, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police are looking for the two people caught on Ring doorbell video crashing a stolen vehicle into a home on the Southeast Side. The crash happened on Sandstone Way near Sulphur Springs Road on Wednesday afternoon. A man who does construction work in the area said he saw the two … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Fire Department Chief Charles Hood is slated to announce his retirement, multiple SAFD sources confirmed to KSAT Wednesday. City Manager Erik Walsh announced Hood’s sudden change of employment status after KSAT’s report. Hood, the city’s first African American fire chief, has led a department with more than 1,900 employees and … Read more
If you’re an all-day coffee drinker or you immediately go back for a second cup, you want your coffee hot. But zapping it in a microwave can change the flavor. Consumer Reports tested several products to see which will keep your coffee hot the longest. In CR testing, products from well-known brands, including Yeti and … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A 6-year-old girl is dead, and a family member of the victim is in custody after officers arrived at a chaotic scene on the Southwest Side, according to San Antonio police. Police were called just after 3 p.m. Wednesday for a disturbance involving a child in the 13000 block of Watson Road … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A crash involving a Bexar County Sheriff’s Office van sent two people, including a prisoner, to the hospital Wednesday morning. The crash occurred just after 10:30 a.m. at the Highway 90 and Loop 1604 intersection. According to a BCSO spokesperson, a BCSO van was transporting a prisoner traveling westbound when it collided … Read more
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – A San Antonio police officer was fired late last year, months after records showed he groped a woman and damaged a home in New Braunfels while intoxicated. Officer Jeremias Duque Jr., a four-year veteran of SAPD, was handed an indefinite suspension on Nov. 30. Duque, while at a home in New … Read more