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PHOTOS: Deputy fired after posing for photos with inmates

SAN ANTONIO - A detention deputy is out of a job after posing for photos with jail inmates and posting them on social media. On Tuesday, the Bexar County Sheriff's Office confirmed that Detention Deputy Karla Beltran, pictured in the photos, was terminated under probationary dismissal on Monday, Oct. 12.
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Hurricane Simon moisture could bring flooding, hail to parts of Texas. Here’s where.

As Simon sits in the eastern Pacific, the storm's atmospheric moisture will move into parts of Texas, where flooding and severe storms are possible.
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‘Am I dying tonight?’: San Antonio man recalls being stabbed after work

SAN ANTONIO – A Northeast Side restaurant employee is recovering from serious injuries after he was stabbed while waiting for a ride home after work earlier this month. Now, as medical bills continue to pile up, his family is asking the community for financial help. Jorge Cadena said he...
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Hildebrand Avenue closures could snarl S.A. commutes for months. Here’s when

A familiar San Antonio shortcut is facing months of phased closures starting Oct. 26.
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Audit log raises questions about Bexar County Flock searches; future funding in question

SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office used its Flock license-plate reader system about 1,800 times over a 30-day period, according to an audit obtained by the News 4 I-Team. The audit covers searches from Aug. 2 through Sept. 1 and shows deputies used the system in...
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Boeing cited after San Antonio worker fell 18 feet near presidential jet

Twice in the last year, workers were seriously injured in falls at Boeing Co.’s Port San Antonio facility, including an 18-foot fall from scaffolding around a jet currently used as Air Force One.
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ICE Arrests in San Antonio Surge to Fourth-Highest in U.S.

San Antonio has become one of the most active sites for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests in the U.S. The San Antonio ICE field office ranked fourth nationally in arrests recorded between December 19, 2025, and March 10, 2026, according to a New York Times analysis of federal data. The field office recorded 5,860 arrests during that period, averaging about 71 per day, behind Miami, Dallas and Atlanta. Its combined total from January 20, 2025, through March 10, 2026, was 22,240, t
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WANTED: Two dine-and-dash suspects accused of assaulting Rocky’s Taco House employee

SAN ANTONIO - Police and Crime Stoppers are asking for the public’s help identifying two suspects accused of assaulting an employee during a robbery at Rocky’s Taco House on the city’s South Side. According to a release issued by San Antonio Crime Stoppers on Sunday (10/11), the...
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First Watch Brunch Chain Picks Schertz Station Over 72-Acre San Antonio Boomtown

A Florida-based daytime-dining chain known for fresh juices and made-to-order meals is staking a claim northeast of San Antonio. First Watch is set to open at Schertz Station, the sprawling 72-acre mixed-use development taking shape at the intersection of IH-35 and Cibolo Valley Drive, with construction on the new location slated to begin in January.
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Bexar County could join fight to protect BAMC as Methodist seeks trauma center

BAMC and Bexar County-owned University Hospital have the only Level I trauma centers in San Antonio, allowing them to treat the city’s most severely injured patients.

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