12 Texas Italian Restaurants Where The Dinner Rush Starts Fast
Texas has a funny way of hiding those dinner spots in places that look easy to pass, right up until the parking lot tells on them. You know the type. The tables fill early, someone at the next booth is guarding their pasta like family treasure, and every plate that passes by makes ordering feel like a high-pressure spo
Alleged Walmart shoplifter stabs SAPD officer, police say
The officer was treated at a nearby hospital after the attack.
64-year-old man carjacked and assaulted on East Side; police search for suspects
SAN ANTONIO — Police are searching for two suspects accused of carjacking and assaulting a 64-year-old man on the city’s East Side. The incident happened just before 10 p.m. Friday near Rigsby Avenue and Pecan Valley Drive. Police say the man was at the intersection when he saw...
San Antonio Chinese eatery Ping’s Sichuan Kitchen expands by opening second location
San Antonio restaurant Ping’s Sichuan Kitchen, known for its bold Sichuan dishes, is expanding to a second location. Late last month, Ping’s took over the former space of Tiger Chinese Cuisine, 12730 Interstate 10, Suite 312, in University Square. It’s been operating in a soft-opening capacity since then, and a grand-o
SAPD: Suspect’s gunshots injures 3 people, enters woman’s residence before fleeing
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police officers said they are searching for a man they believe fired multiple gunshots at a woman’s residence before he attempted to break in early Saturday morning. Officers were dispatched on a shooting call just after 3 a.m. in the 1600 block of...
San Antonio celebrates America’s 250th with parade, festival and fireworks
SAN ANTONIO – Thousands of people filled downtown San Antonio on Saturday for a 12-hour Stars and Stripes Fourth of July celebration, marking America’s 250th anniversary with a 5K, parade, food, live music, and fireworks. The festivities began Saturday morning with the Downtown 5K before moving to Houston...
San Antonio Communists Hold Pro-Cuba Rally on Eve of America’s 250th Birthday
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Several dozen protesters from the Party of Socialism and Liberation and a fringe communist “Right to Rebel” group gathered in the Alamo City to show their support for Cuba on the eve of America’s 250th Anniversary. The protesters chanted pro-communist slogans and offered Marxist literature to passi
24-year-old man hospitalized after stabbing near Stone Oak
SAN ANTONIO — A 24-year-old man was transported to a local hospital after he was found with stab wounds following a disturbance early Saturday morning. According to San Antonio police, the disturbance occurred around 3 a.m. in the 700 block of East Sonterra Boulevard near Stone Oak Parkway. After...
SAPD: Suspect at large after shots fired through front door of West Side home
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — The San Antonio Police Department is on the lookout for the man accused of breaking into a home before he was forced out by residents. After being kicked out of the home, investigators say a 25-year-old man fired multiple shots through the front door, hitting three people, including a 24-year-
Judge rules against CPS Energy in $400 million 2021 winter storm gas contract dispute
Sign up for TPR Today, Texas Public Radio's newsletter that brings our top stories to your inbox each morning. State District Judge Laura Salinas has ordered the municipally owned utility CPS Energy to pay nearly $400 million to two Energy Transfer subsidiaries after ruling it breached contracts for natural gas purchas

















