A joyful noise? City cites San Antonio church for loud bells
The city of San Antonio and a municipal court judge have deemed the Infant Jesus of Prague Church a habitual noise violator.
‘This is the most violence I’ve ever seen’ | BCSO makes arrest in unrelated shooting just down the street from Windsor Hollow ‘targeted attack’
Investigators arrested Tre De On Anderson Thursday. He is accused of firing off 16 rounds towards a family off Brothers Lane.
Local high school theatre students forced to skip senior prom for UIL state competition
For the first time in school history, the O'Connor High School Theatre is going to state for its one-act play. However, the competition is the same day as prom.
Wolves hammer Nuggets by 45 to force Game 7
The Wolves ran away with the largest playoff win ever against a defending champ, routing the Nuggets by 45 to force Game 7.
New flights at San Antonio International Airport could lead to more destinations, lower fares
San Antonio International Airport could see more destinations and lower fares thanks to the airport's first nonstop European destination set for takeoff and legislation passed in Washington.
Three men accused of stealing at least 15 vehicles, authorities say
Police say the suspects targeted hotels near the Rim and the SeaWorld parking lot. According to investigators, they stole more than $440,000 worth of vehicles.
‘Tough decisions’ ahead for SAISD board as 2024-25 school budget approval looms
Additional changes could come to SAISD because of budget constraints even after its decision last fall to close 15 schools next school year.
Doctors release 3-year-old drive-by shooting victim Me’Chelle Kinney, who had to learn to walk again
"She lost a kidney," said Dontee' Kinney, the father of the 3-year-old victim.
Battle between City Council and local firefighter’s union continues over multi-million dollar contract
The union's goal is to decrease the pay gap between firefighters and other first responders across San Antonio.