San Antonio city officials say they are working to repair damaged traffic signals
SAN ANTONIO – The effects of the winds from Friday’s storm continue to linger throughout parts of San Antonio. During a press briefing Sunday morning, Deputy City Manager Maria Villagomez said most of the calls that have inundated the 311 call center have had to do with power outages.
Once forgotten, Black church’s legacy now finds a place of honor
A new public art installation honors San Antonio's first African Methodist Episcopal church and the congregation's contribution to the city's history.
After 45-day reset, Brad Simpson expected back in court
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – Brad Simpson, the man charged in connection with the murder of his wife, is set to return to a Bexar County courtroom Monday morning. Simpson will appear before Judge Joel Perez inside Bexar County’s 437th Criminal District Court. KSAT plans to livestream Simpson’s court...
San Antonio Schools Defy State Rules Slashing Value of Police Career Paths
Madison High School junior Emily Lair spends her school days working toward a career in law enforcement, but the credential she's chasing just got demoted by the state that oversees her diploma. Texas has reclassified county jailer and telecommunications licenses as its lowest-value industry certification, even as loca
San Antonio apartment vacancies remain high. Luxury units are bouncing back.
CoStar reported that luxury units, which make up nearly half of the local market’s inventory, have vacancy rates below 12%.
Westside residents come collectively to take care of warmth, energy outages
Friday night time’s storm practically despatched a tree department into the roof of Leticia Tapia’s bed room. It missed by just a few inches, she stated Sunday afternoon, pointing to the place a part of a pecan tree sits within the yard of her dwelling close to Lanier Excessive College on the West Facet.
Man suspected of setting vacant East Side apartment on fire, police say
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department is searching for a man suspected of intentionally setting fire to an East Side apartment complex Sunday night. The man, believed to be in his 30s, went to the Diamante Apartments complex around 7 p.m. to look for someone, police said, before he allegedly set the apartment
Texas meteorologists react as tropical disturbance threat grows near Gulf
"I don't much like the sound of that," one meteorologist said.
Headless Deer Kept Turning Up in Central Texas Neighborhoods — Game Wardens Eventually Filed...
Photo credit: AI-generated image created using CHATGPT. Illustrative only. For months, residents in parts of Central Texas were dealing with something nobody expects to find near their driveway or mailbox: dead, headless deer showing up in neighborhoods, sometimes with crossbow bolts left behind in front yards and on p
Something big just appeared at this upcoming Central Texas H-E-B
The famous three letters have arrived. The future H-E-B along Interstate 35 in San Marcos is starting to look more like the grocery store shoppers will soon recognize, with the H-E-B letters now installed on the building's facade as construction continues toward the store's expected fall 2026 opening. New signage...
