At least five Texas cities keep Flock cameras as others remove them
College Station is the latest city to vote in favor of renewing its contract for Flock cameras.
Woman hospitalized after driver intentionally swerved and struck her on the sidewalk
SAN ANTONIO — A 33-year-old woman was hospitalized after police said a driver intentionally swerved and struck her as she was walking on the East Side. The incident happened around 9:40 p.m. Friday in the 600 block of North Mel Waiters Way near East Crockett Street. Police said the...
Marco Crawford Law breaks down when you may need a personal injury attorney
When most people hear personal injury attorney, they probably think of a car or truck accident, but that's only part of the story! From unexpected accidents at home or work, to cases involving injured construction workers, there are many situations where people may not realize they have legal rights. Today, Marco Crawf
Coca-Cola Southwest completes $42 million expansion of San Antonio bottling plant
SAN ANTONIO – Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages has completed a major expansion of its South Central Texas bottling plant. The company marked the milestone with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the expanded plant on the East Side, representing a $42 million investment and Coca-Cola Southwest’s commitment to San Antonio after 6
Habitual offender gets 45 years for aggravated robbery, drug charges
SAN ANTONIO — A habitual offender was sentenced Friday to 45 years in prison following his conviction on aggravated robbery and drug possession charges, according to the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office. Cory Southern received the sentence after being found guilty of one count of aggravated robbery and...
Cameras capture two men breaking into mailboxes Friday after months of thefts.
SAN ANTONIO - Tx — Residents in the Fieldstone subdivision are frustrated. They say thieves have been breaking into their mailboxes and steal packages for over 8 months. Juan Marquez, a board member of the neighborhood’s HOA says they installed cameras to catch the thieves. The cameras slowed the break-ins, but not for
A new wave of restaurants is about to change San Antonio’s Pearl
A new wave of restaurants is reshaping Pearl's dining scene.
Suspect critical after pointing shotgun at officers, prompting police to open fire
SAN ANTONIO — Ten San Antonio police officers opened fire on a man in his 30s Friday night after he allegedly racked a shotgun and pointed it at them in a bar parking lot near downtown. According to San Antonio police, officers initially responded to a call for a...
Man in critical condition after SAPD says at least 10 officers shot at him...
SAN ANTONIO – At least 10 police officers shot a man multiple times Friday night, San Antonio Police Chief Jesse Salame said, after the man pointed a shotgun at officers near a bar west of downtown. The man, who has not yet been identified, is in critical condition and...
6 Texas colleges crack US News’ 2027 Top 100 Best Colleges list
The new 2027 Top 100 Best Colleges rankings were released this week and six of them are located in Texas. U.S. News & World Report released its yearly ranking of each college and university on Sept. 22, after evaluating more than 1,700 schools using factors like graduation rates, student-faculty ratios and other measur
