Day: March 8, 2024
Firefighters discover body in Southeast Side house fire
San Antonio firefighters battled a fire that leveled a Southeast Side home on Friday.
Continue Reading New exhibit at Witte Museum offers up-close look at space exploration, real NASA artifacts
This spring break, you can have an up-close look at space exploration at a new exhibit at the Witte Museum.
Continue Reading Sign up! Spurs’ Keldon Johnson hosting a free basketball camp this summer in San Antonio
Young athletes in San Antonio will have a chance to learn from Johnson this summer.
Continue Reading Civilian employee pleads guilty in $100M Army fraud scheme
A civilian employee accused of stealing $100 million from the U.S. Army pleaded guilty to 10 charges in a federal courthouse on Thursday.
Continue Reading One person dies after vehicle fire spreads to home on southeast side of San Antonio, officials say
Crews were called out around 10:45 a.m. to the 4400 block of Wrangler Run, which is near I-37 south of San Antonio.
Continue Reading IT’S OFFICIAL: Boy reels in record-breaking monster bass on Texas lake
Stetson Davis landed the 11th Legacy Class ShareLunker of the season weighing in at 13.31 lbs. at Lake J.B. Thomas, just west of Abilene.
Continue Reading Judge candidate in signature controversy forces runoff against candidate who tried to get her removed from ballot
A candidate for Bexar County state district court judge who listed herself as gathering signatures from voters on the same days she was on a cruise has forced a runoff against the opponent who unsuccessfully attempted to have her removed from the ballot.
Continue Reading SA health system launches CEO search amid billion-dollar expansion
University Health has teamed with an Illinois-based firm to conduct a national search for a new CEO. Its longtime leader George Hernandez has set a summer target for his planned exit.
Continue Reading City urges downtown visitors to ‘plan ahead’ amid construction, street closures during spring break
Over the next few weeks, San Antonio is expected to welcome thousands of visitors during spring break.
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