H-E-B cited for safety violations after San Antonio warehouse worker’s death
OSHA began investigating after an employee was injured in a forklift accident at an H-E-B warehouse on the Northeast Side. He died four days later.
San Antonio Raids Reveal Illegal Pokémon Card Gambling Ring
Authorities in San Antonio, Texas , busted seven suspected illegal gambling operations that allegedly paid winners in Pokémon cards , sports memorabilia, and silver instead of cash. The coordinated raids led to 23 detentions and the confiscation of about 500 to 600 gaming machines. Illegal Gambling Network Used Trading Cards to Bypass Texas Laws The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office conducted the searches early Wednesday, November 4, before sunrise. Sheriff Javier Salazar said investigators believe
Southside neighborhood concerned as oil well leak causes gas fumes to spread in air
SAN ANTONIO - At the Preserve at Medina subdivision off of Highway 16 on the far southwest side of San Antonio, an old oil well is leaking methane and hydrogen sulfide. And the smell of gas in the air is thick. "You're just breathing it in sometimes. The smell goes...
San Antonio Teen Sentenced to 50 Years for Fatally Shooting Man Through Door During...
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — An 18-year-old who was just 16 when he fatally shot a man through the back door of a home in 2024 has been sentenced to 50 years in prison after being tried as an adult. JayRobert Rangel, 18 , received the sentence Wednesday afternoon, November 4, 2026, for the murder of Ramiro Alvarado , who was killed during a confrontation involving a group of teenagers and a dispute with someone else. A jury convicted Rangel of murder and six counts of aggravated assault with a deadly we
Round of layoffs to affect hundreds of San Antonio workers. What we know
Just before the end of the year, hundreds of Texans will lose their jobs. Texas Workforce Commission data shows which companies and nonprofits are cutting back on their staff.
San Antonio Missions unveil Breakfast Tacos as new alternate identity
SAN ANTONIO – Get ready to cheer for something you already eat every morning. The San Antonio Missions announced Thursday that the San Antonio Breakfast Tacos will be the club’s new alternate identity, taking the field for the first time during the 2027 regular season, April 16 through April 18.
Female SAPD SWAT veteran sues city, claims she was hazed and discriminated against
SAN ANTONIO – One of the first female officers to be part of the San Antonio Police Department SWAT unit has filed a lawsuit against the city, claiming she was hazed and discriminated against before asking to be reassigned, federal court records obtained by KSAT Investigates show. Officer Perla...
After Texas’ blue wave, San Antonio councilman pushes for study legalizing cannabis
With Democrats poised to take power in Austin and across the state after Tuesday’s blue wave, San Antonio Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez (D2) wants the city to build an economic case for state and federal lawmakers to explore legalization of marijuana. The councilman filed a council consideration request Thursday seeking...
San Antonio Police Hunt Two Costumed Women in Halloween Night Beating on Alamo Street
San Antonio police are searching for two women they say beat a victim with blunt-force objects while dressed in Halloween costumes, during a fight that broke out just after midnight outside a bar on North Alamo Street. The attack happened early on November 1, and investigators are now appealing to the public for help identifying the pair.
Nonprofit targeted by DOGE, surveillance firm laying off 240 workers
San Antonio-based Family Endeavors Inc. is cutting 153 positions while Ecam Technologies Corp. is laying off 89 of its workers in the Alamo City by the end of the year.
