SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO – The first half of the school year is wrapping up for many districts as the winter break nears, but student and faculty safety is an around-the-clock job. On Monday, several school boards discussed campus safety and security through the findings of their random detection audits for November. As a result of the … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio’s city manager is denying that a city-owned building at the San Antonio International Airport is being used as a multi-day shelter without the city council’s knowledge. The Daily Mail reported last week on a “secret migrant camp” at the airport. Councilman Marc Whyte (D10) told KSAT on Monday that council … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – An 18-year-old man shot by a San Antonio police officer in a McDonald’s parking lot has been arrested for a third time since the incident in 2022. Erik Cantu Jr.’s latest arrest happened Saturday, when he allegedly evaded an officer during a traffic stop, according to Universal City police. RELATED: Erik Cantu … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – Ret. U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Glenda Rast spent her Monday volunteering for the Bulverde Spring Branch Angels, picking up Christmas presents for local kids. Though retired, she fills her days with volunteer work. “With the Alzheimer’s Association as a community educator. With my Kiwanis Club, we do a Stuff the Bus … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – If you haven’t been to the Alamo recently, big changes are underway that could be integral to the future of downtown San Antonio. Five hundred fifty million dollars is being invested into the redevelopment effort of the Alamo historic district. According to the Alamo Trust, the nonprofit that operates the shrine, the … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – Several trials scheduled for jury selection this week will have to be reset due to necessary maintenance on the system used to call in jurors. As a result, new jury summons are done for the year. Central Jury Bailiff Julieta Schulze said it’s common for the system to be updated but that … Read more