San Antonio archbishop apologizes on X for ‘very poor choice of words’
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller has been vocal in his condemnations of war in recent months via social media.
Family of Cecilia Huerta Gallegos continues nearly five-year search for missing loved one
It has been nearly five years since Cecilia Huerta Gallegos disappeared, but her family has not given up on finding her.
‘I will get him back’ | San Antonio woman thought she was putting her sick puppy down, turns out he’s alive
The rescue in Maryland who ended up paying to save the dog refuses to give it back.
NISD identifies woman shot by officer outside crowded football game
SAPD turned over the case for a possible charge of aggravated assault by a public servant. The shooting happened more than seven months ago.
Luka, Mavs dominate Wolves, clinch Finals berth
Luka Doncic scored 20 of his 36 points in the first quarter and the Mavericks advanced to the NBA Finals with a 124-103 rout of the Timberwolves on Thursday.
Mavs’ Lively (neck) cleared for G5 after workout
Mavericks rookie center Dereck Lively, who was questionable for Game 5 of the Western Conference finals, was cleared to play after a 10-minute post-shootaround workout to test his sprained neck.
SAISD’s ‘rightsizing’ plan takes shape with end of school year
As the school year comes to an end, the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD) has marked an end for 15 of its schools affected by the district’s “rightsizing” plan.
‘I thought it was fireworks’: More than 40 rounds of gunshots fired in targeted attack
BCSO is on the hunt for three men seen firing their guns at a house off Karnes Way before fleeing in a white SUV. Neighbors say this crime sounded eerily…
Man sentenced to prison for transporting hundreds of migrants through San Antonio, other Texas cities
A Dallas man was sentenced to seven years in prison this week for his alleged involvement in transporting migrants through San Antonio and throughout the state.