Man accused of setting neighbor’s RV on fire over suspected affair
SAN ANTONIO - A man is accused of setting fire to his neighbor's RV because he believed the neighbor was involved with his girlfriend. Juan Francisco Deluna Jr., 61, faces a first-degree felony arson charge in connection with a fire that destroyed an RV at a Southeast Side mobile home park on June 16.
Southwest Side woman describes hearing barrage of gunfire, finding 2 men wounded
SAN ANTONIO – Two men who were shot during what they believed would be a jewelry sale are recovering in a hospital. People in the neighborhood where it happened, meanwhile, are still trying to get over what they saw and heard. The shooting happened after 7 p.m. Wednesday in...
Man shot twice in West Side shooting rushed to hospital, SAPD says
SAN ANTONIO – A man was shot Thursday afternoon on the West Side, according to the San Antonio Police Department. The shooting happened just before 12:30 p.m. near the intersection of Tisbury Parkway and Wolf Point. According to an SAPD sergeant on scene, the victim, a man in his...
ALERT: New World Screwworm Detected in New Mexico; San Antonio Residents Urged to Protect...
A New World Screwworm infection identified in New Mexico is raising concerns across South Texas. Animal advocates are urging San Antonio residents to inspect pets for wounds, keep animals indoors when possible and report suspected infestations immediately. AT A GLANCE What Every San Antonio Pet Owner Should Know About
Dead animal found in grease spill at East side restaurant
SAN ANTONIO – A seafood restaurant voluntarily closed for two days this month after Metro Health inspectors found several violations, including a dead animal that appears to be a rat stuck in grease. Behind the Kitchen Door is a series where KSAT investigates health inspections of restaurants in and...
Majority of San Antonio council balks at 6% property tax increase proposed by city...
In a rare moment of unity, the majority of San Antonio City Council appears to agree Thursday that the proposed budget thrown together by City Manager Erik Walsh is a nonstarter. Tasked with figuring out a way to plug a hole in the city’s looming $130 million budget deficit, Walsh proposed raising property taxes by […]
San Antonio’s first ice bar gives the River Walk shivers
Talk about frozen assets. San Antonio’s first ice bar has opened underneath the Aztec Theatre at 200 River Walk, a frosty new attraction where heat-stricken tourists can down a shot, take a few selfies, and leave with a slightly numb tush. Unlike the city’s many ice houses, Alamo IceBar...
Mystery Restaurant Moving Into Ex-Cured Hotspot At The Pearl
A hush-hush new restaurant is sliding into the former Cured space at the Pearl, lining up with a flurry of openings and exits at the North Side dining hub. The buildout will turn the landmark corner spot into a roughly 4,870-square-foot restaurant, with renovations expected to kick off in August. For now, the operator
After heavy downpours, this South Texas lake has risen nearly 6 feet in only...
After what had been a historically active April and May, heavy rainfall has continued across South Texas through the first half of June.
Texas Education Agency closes investigation into San Antonio ISD
The Texas Education Agency on Wednesday dropped an investigation into whether San Antonio Independent School District improperly handled a child abuse allegation, district spokeswoman Laura Short confirmed. “The investigative warnings previously associated with the superintendent’s certification record have also been r
