Missing since 1998 from San Antonio, Texas: Karina Michelle Gaitan was only 13 when...
Karina Michelle Gaitan has been missing from San Antonio, Texas (Bexar County), since July 17, 1998, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). Her photo above is an age-progressed likeness of how she might have looked at 35, though she would now be 41.
Cold front barreling toward Texas threatens storms across state. Here’s where
The cold front is not reaching as far south as originally expected, sparking ire and frustration from residents.
Riding the Texas Eagle Between Austin and San Antonio
On a Sunday night, nearly 50 passengers, carting luggage, briefcases, and bicycles, stood in line to board the Texas Eagle, Amtrak’s train running from Chicago to San Antonio. The rail makes just one round trip a day from Austin to San Antonio, leaving San Antonio early in the morning and returning late at night.
Texas drivers question safety after viral video shows bridge ‘gap’
A viral video has some San Antonio drivers questioning whether the bridge is safe to cross.
Teen hospitalized after shooting at San Antonio apartment complex
The teen was wounded and taken to an area hospital in unknown condition, San Antonio police said.
San Antonio’s first SKIMS store teases opening. Here’s when
Kim Kardashian's shapewear brand is shaping up for an opening.
San Antonio councilwoman proposes smaller increase in property taxes to deal with deficit
With debate over the city’s budget reaching a crescendo this week, District 8 Councilwoman Ivalis Meza Gonzales proposed an amendment that raised eyebrows among some City Hall staffers. As the City of San Antonio considers raising property taxes to deal with a $158 million budget deficit, first-term councilwoman Meza..
Sparks fly at San Antonio City Hall as council clashes over city budget
Tensions between City Council members boiled over Wednesday as they considered an 8.4% property tax rate increase over the next two years to balance the city’s $158 million budget deficit. City Manager Erik Walsh and his team are trying to avert a worst-case scenario in which state law forces him to make $75 million in
Booming San Antonio corridor gets lower speed limit as growth continues
Drivers heading into one of San Antonio's fastest-growing neighborhoods may soon have to pump the breaks. As new homebuyers continue to flock to the bustling Ladera Hills on the Far Westside, Bexar County Commissioners have officially voted to reduce the speed limit on Ladera Hills and State Highway 211 from 40 miles p
Former police officer investigated for allegedly exposing himself while dressed as woman
SAN ANTONIO - A former SAPD officer is being investigated for allegedly exposing himself while wearing women's clothing at a Converse church. According to the Converse Police Department, the former officer is being investigated for an incident that occurred on August 21 at the St. Monica Catholic Church in Converse.
