Celebrate Juneteenth 2024 at these events in San Antonio
Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston and announced that enslaved people in the United States were free.
Cat uses one of its nine lives to survive being trapped inside a suitcase and left outside during scorching temperatures
The people who rescued Lemon Squeeze say she is still a little skittish after her brush with death but she is on the mend and doing well.
Municipal court employee arrested, accused of stealing woman’s wallet from shopping cart
A San Antonio municipal court employee was arrested Monday after police officers investigating a hit-and-run crash he reported found the man was wanted on an outstanding theft warrant.
Worker shot while taking trash to dumpster at apartment complex, police say
The shooting happened around 10 a.m. at the Westward Plaza apartments in the 2600 block of Westward, near the intersection of Highway 90 and Miliary Drive.
Dripping Springs man gets life in prison for sexual abuse of minor
Brown attempted to have evidence destroyed while in jail for crimes.
North Texas residents criticize police over purchase of a ‘tank’
'Why do you need a tank?' one person asked.
Biggest takeaways from Game 1 between Boston and Dallas
The Finals tipped off with a dominant Celtics win. Our NBA insiders break down what stood out from Thursday night.
I HAVE YOUR BACK
How an American Soldier Became an International Hero By Tom Sileo Praise for Tom Sileo and I Have Your Back “Tom Sileo continues his important mission of honoring the sacrifices…
NBA hopeful Tidjane Salaun speaks with the Spurs; Sees Wembanyama as an ‘inspiration’
Some mock drafts project Salaun selected in the draft early in the first round.