SAN ANTONIO – One person is dead following a 2-vehicle crash on the Loop 410 access road late Wednesday night, according to San Antonio police. The crash happened just before 10 p.m. on the eastbound access road of Northeast Loop 410, not far from Jones Maltsberger on the city’s North Side. According to police, a … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Jason Straughan, co-founder and CEO of Codeup, announced on social media he is stepping down from his role at the company’s helm. “Our lens at Codeup has always been to make every decision by asking, ‘What’s best for the students?’ It’s never led us astray,” Straughan said in a LinkedIn post. “The … Read more
UVALDE, Texas – The Uvalde County Commissioners Court voted to not renew their contract with the Ecumenical Center, which has provided counseling services to the community after the Robb Elementary shooting in May 2022. Following the massacre, state and federal funds given through the Victims of Crime Act grant (VOCA) provided long-term support and therapy … Read more
Police say the most important thing needed to elevate a bad contractor dispute from civil to criminal is proving intent.
CIBOLO, Texas – Two homeowners in Cibolo are sounding the alarm on a pair of nightmare tenants who they say left behind biohazardous areas in their wake. KSAT Investigates uncovered dozens of calls to police with allegations of child and animal abuse. Meanwhile, the couple behind it all says the landlords are causing the issues. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Polio, landmines, diabetes, and birth defects are some of the reasons people in underdeveloped countries end up without legs. With that, they lose their ability to work, provide for their families, and help raise their children. “You see somebody who has been on the ground, who has been crawling for so many … Read more
SAN MARCOS, Texas – The US Secret Service visited Texas State University in San Marcos in connection to its selection to host a 2024 presidential debate, according to records obtained by KSAT 12 News. The agency attended a site visit at the university, “which is evidence of a potential physical safety threat to the presidential … Read more