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The online retailer became a major competitor to name brands like Forever 21 over the past few years.

SAN ANTONIO — SAN ANTONIO — Local advocates are urging for improved outreach and community awareness following the discovery of two deceased individuals near Salado Creek, believed to have drowned during Sunday night's heavy rainfall. Although their identities have not been confirmed, Chief McManus said the victims,...

SAN ANTONIO — A heated debate was sparked on social media when KENS 5 shared a video of an unidentified large black animal seen on the northwest side of San Antonio. KENS 5 News Director Jack Acosta spotted the animal while out for a hike at Friedrich Main Loop early Tuesday morning. He said the animal moved so...

Kaedama Battleship Noodle Bar will be near the restaurant group's Double Standard and Leo’s Hideout.

SAN ANTONIO — Two men were arrested over the weekend for what deputies say was an illegal “speakeasy” on the northeast side of San Antonio. It happened early Saturday morning after Bexar County deputies showed up for a noise disturbance. Deputies say they went to the Leaf...

BEXAR COUNTY — A Bexar County Jail inmate was pronounced dead Monday after being found unresponsive on his bunk after a medical episode, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. The sheriff’s office says Dimitri Sandoval Lira, 38, was pronounced dead at 8:40 a.m. following a medical episode...

Jason Lawrence Crespin has been missing since Aug. 26 from an East Bexar County Walmart off of Loop 410, authorities said.

A Texas movie theater took its film-watching experience to a new level this week when it screened the highly anticipated horror film, The Conjuring: Last Rites. Before fans even walked through the doors to take their seats in the theater, they were met with a spooky situation that would be enough to leave some asking...

SAN ANTONIO – When millions of Texas public school students enter their classrooms on Sept. 2, they’ll see something new: posters listing the Ten Commandments. The new state law requiring all public classrooms to display the religious document went into effect Sept. 1, a holiday, when public schools were closed.

Timothy Gaines Pollard had used his company’s employment taxes to cover his personal expenses, costing the IRS more than $421,000, it said.