‘The judge saw the truth’: San Antonio woman wins $32K judgment against HOA after...
SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio woman is sharing her story after winning a nearly three-year legal battle against her homeowners association, hoping it encourages other homeowners who feel like they’re fighting the same fight. Elizabeth Luna owned a rental unit at the Oaks Northwest community, a development...
San Antonio ISD campus leaps from F to B rating
SAN ANTONIO — When Shelene Livas became principal at Pershing Elementary School, she wasn’t aware her campus would be on the chopping block one month into the school year. “Rightsizing was a serious possibility for all of us who were on that list,” Livas said. Pershing was...
NIOSA financial records show multiple years of deficits leading up to decision to suspend...
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Conservation Society says it canceled A Night in Old San Antonio, or NIOSA, for 2027 after years of falling attendance and financial losses, a major shift for the longtime Fiesta event that helps fund the nonprofit’s programs and grants. Viewers who no...
TxDOT: ‘Major’ part of Loop 1604 bridge to be demolished, prompting closures
The old Loop 1604 interchange's demolition marks a major milestone for the Loop 1604 North project.
Inventor’s daughter sues Knight Aerospace over fatal accident at Port San Antonio
The daughter of a San Antonio inventor killed by a falling jet engine last year at Port San Antonio has sued an aerospace company that had retrofitted equipment involved in the accident.
Northwest Side neighborhood pushes for more traffic safety measures
SAN ANTONIO – Residents in the Jefferson neighborhood say stop signs and flashing lights have helped slow traffic, but not enough to make the area safe. The northwest San Antonio neighborhood has about 3,000 homes, according to homeowner Jason Vasquez. He said Wilson Boulevard remains a traffic hotspot, in addition to
Man stabbed multiple times after argument over possible stolen property
SAN ANTONIO — An argument over possible stolen property ended with one man stabbed multiple times after police say he tried to break into a North Side home early Friday. The incident happened around 2 a.m. near Stoney Cluster. Police said two men were arguing after one accused the...
Fronteras: From the barrio to a prison siege — The life and impact of...
"The Return of Fred Carrasco" is an audio documentary that explores the life and impact of the San Antonio drug kingpin. San Antonio was home to an infamous drug kingpin responsible for one of the longest prison sieges in the U.S. Fred Gómez Carrasco was born and raised on the...
Austin Boomers Are Moving In-State To This Vibrant Texas City Ranked One Of The...
When you think of retirement, you might think of moving somewhere that's sunnier, warmer, and farther south. So where do you retire if you already live in a place that has these characteristics? Well, retiring baby boomers in Austin are driving 80 miles down I-35 South to another Texas city: San Antonio. In fact, a Wal
16-year-old walks into home, tells parents he was shot in drive-by
SAN ANTONIO - A 16-year-old boy walked into his Northeast Side home early Friday and told his parents he had been shot in a drive-by shooting. The shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. near O'Connor Road and Stahl Park. Police said the teen told his parents someone inside a dark-colored SUV...
