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More than 400 military families traveled to a hotel on San Antonio's River Walk this week for the 18th annual National Military Suicide Loss Survivor Seminar and Good Grief Camp, a gathering built around one shared, devastating experience: losing a loved one in the military to suicide. Among them was Olga Schultz, who

SAN ANTONIO – A West Side homeowner is beginning cleanup efforts after storms swept through the San Antonio area, leaving widespread damage across the city. Maria Salazar, who lives near Merida Street and South Zarzamora Street, said multiple trees fell and damaged her home during the storms. She said three people have

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Max Dutton is leaving the CBS-affiliate in Wichita, Kansas to join KSAT as its new weekend morning anchor and reporter.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is pitching her city as the ideal landing spot for massive foreign direct investment coming out of Asia, but warned that policy uncertainty in Washington could jeopardize major economic wins for Texas. Speaking at the 2026 NADBank Summit hosted...

SAN ANTONIO — Deputies need your help finding a missing 16-year-old last seen leaving her home on Saturday. Sophia Angelica left her home on foot in the 6200 block of Grange Valley, according to the Bexar County Sheriff's Office. She reportedly told someone she was going to a neighborhood...

SAN ANTONIO — A man was arrested after police say he fired a gun toward a woman during an argument on the city’s East Side, then fled the area. No injuries were reported. The incident happened at approximately 2:52 a.m. on Sunday, in the 6100 block of Interstate 10 East.

SAN ANTONIO - A man is wanted after allegedly using a stolen debit card at an ATM on the city’s West Side. Investigators said surveillance video from the ATM captured the suspect withdrawing cash on Aug. 12 at an ATM near Culebra Road and Rogers Road. The suspect is...

A December 14 sentencing date is now on the calendar for the San Antonio financial adviser who steered her own clients into the Ponzi scheme a jury separately convicted her two Lubbock co-defendants of running last week. Brooklynn Chandler Willy, who owned Queen B Advisors LLC, doing business as Texas Financial Advisor

Photo credit: AI-generated image created using CHATGPT. Illustrative only. A San Antonio-area disabled Navy veteran says she wound up boxed into a choice no homeowner wants: sell the place or risk foreclosure. Karina Miller, who lived in the Lafayette Place community, says a dispute with her homeowners association spir