San Antonio man accused of assaulting woman then retaliating after she reported it, affidavit...
SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio man faces felony charges after police say he assaulted his girlfriend twice, threatened to kill her with a knife, and then sent threatening texts demanding she drop the charges, according to arrest affidavits. Johnathan Gamez, 31, is charged with continuous violence against the...
2 historic San Antonio hotels named among most haunted stays in U.S.
If you hear something knocking during a San Antonio stay, it might not be housekeeping. Two downtown landmarks — the Gunter and the Emily Morgan — have been named among the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s 25 most haunted hotels in the U.S. Each year, the nonprofit’s...
Amid strife, City Council members move to limit mayor’s power to make bond appointments
San Antonio council members want a say in who will oversee the 2027 bond program, which will pay for sidewalks, street repairs and other upgrades.
San Antonio mega church polling site under fire over GOP guests
“Now, you’re going to hear some folks say, ‘That’s controversial.’ I don’t care," the pastor said after calling on Republican candidates to stand and wave.
SAPD: 18-year-old woman killed after being hit on Hwy 281
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — An 18-year-old woman was killed early Saturday after being struck by a vehicle while exiting her car on the shoulder of U.S. Highway 281, according to the San Antonio Police Department. Police said the woman had stopped because of mechanical problems, leaving her vehicle...
Baptist Health NICU reunion celebrates premature baby graduates, families
SAN ANTONIO – Hundreds of NICU graduates and their families reunited with doctors and nurses from Baptist Health System Sunday, celebrating the milestones reached since leaving the neonatal intensive care unit. “We take care of the tiniest patients and they can be very sick at times,” said Dr. Jaclyn...
Noble Texas Builders, Community Leaders Rally to Restore Historic Westside San Antonio Convent
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — For nearly a century, the Sisters of Perpetual Adoration have served as a spiritual and educational anchor on San Antonio’s historic West Side. On Oct. 7, local civic leaders and regional construction partners gathered at the sisters' campus to celebrate the completion of critical roof repairs made possible through a collaborative community effort.
Guaranteed $20,000 reward offered to help crack 16-year-old San Antonio cold case
SAN ANTONIO — Sixteen years after a 20-year-old man was gunned down inside his truck on the Northeast Side, his murder remains unsolved, and Crime Stoppers is now offering a guaranteed $20,000 reward for information that helps solve the case. The deadly shooting happened around 1 a.m. on Oct....
Jesse Salame takes over as chief of the San Antonio Police Department
San Antonio’s new police chief, Jesse Salame, takes command with deep hometown ties and the challenge of keeping a growing city safe while earning the confidence of officers and residents demanding greater accountability. City Manager Erik Walsh selected Salame following a nationwide search that drew 33 applicants. City Council...
“We’ve been everywhere.” | Family searches for 47-year-old woman last seen after release from...
SAN ANTONIO — The family of a 47-year-old woman who disappeared after being released from the Bexar County jail is asking for the public’s help as the search for her continues in downtown San Antonio. Heather Lynn Mikel was last seen around 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, after...

















