$3.3M development invites new dining, retail options to San Antonio enclave
The empty lot has been used in the past as a landing spot for Christmas tree sales.
TODAY: Bexar County leaders discuss changes following more than 90 jail deaths since 2020
SAN ANTONIO - More discussions on change at the Bexar County Jail are expected to happen Tuesday morning. This comes after there have been more than 90 deaths since 2020. Bexar County commissioners will look into a proposed independent audit of custodial-death investigations. That is one proposal commissioners will loo
Dozens of vehicles targeted in break-ins at Stone Oak hotel, police called 13 times
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police have responded to a hotel in the Stone Oak area 13 times since Aug. 8 for reports of vehicle burglaries and criminal mischief, according to police records. Guests staying at the Homewood Suites by Hilton San Antonio North, near Loop 1604 and Stone...
This Texas Restaurant Built Around a 500-Year-Old Oak Tree Feels Unreal
Step inside Josephine Street and you instantly feel like you have stumbled into a Texas daydream. A colossal oak rises right through the dining room, turning every table into a front row seat to nature. The light is softer here, the chatter cozier, and the plates come with an easygoing confidence.
Ex-San Antonio lawyer Chris Pettit pleads guilty again, faces up to 24½ years under...
The disgraced former lawyer originally received 50 years in prison, but a federal appeals court overturned his conviction and sentence in February.
SpaceX Fights $1.8M in Payouts as San Antonio Builder’s Collapse Unravels
A 55-year-old San Antonio construction firm that once built support facilities for NASA's Apollo and Space Shuttle programs has collapsed into Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and SpaceX is now questioning nearly $1.8 million the company transferred to insiders in the months before it went under. Alpha Building Corp. owes roughly
Crews respond to major fire in Northwest Side neighborhood, stop flames from spreading
SAN ANTONIO - Heavy fire tore through a home and spread to a neighboring house, leaving an elderly woman with burns and causing what firefighters expect will be a total loss of the original structure. Around 5:45 p.m. on Monday, the San Antonio Fire Department responded to a reported structure...
1 dead, 1 injured after shooting at Northwest Side apartment complex, SAPD says
SAN ANTONIO – A man was killed, and an 18-year-old was injured after three people opened fire on a Northwest Side apartment complex, according to San Antonio police. The shooting happened around 12:10 a.m. Tuesday in the 4000 block of Woodstone Drive. Police said a black SUV pulled into...
San Antonio FBI warns elder fraud scams are growing, costing victims billions
SAN ANTONIO – The FBI’s top agent in San Antonio is warning families about a growing wave of fraud targeting older Americans. Daniel Faith, special agent in charge of the FBI’s San Antonio Division, said people age 60 and older are the largest demographic being targeted. “Just...
Allen defense insists Collins Asset Group got the money from Ferrum Capital it was...
Joshua Allen’s lead attorney, Anthony Box, said even if the defense took less time than originally planned, they still proved Ferrum Capital sent all the money it was supposed to send to Collins Asset Group. Allen and Michael Cox, both of Lubbock, are accused of conspiracy and securities fraud,...
