Most people accused of smuggling migrants are U.S. citizens, Texas lawmakers...
As Texas continues its multi- effort to secure the border, state lawmakers were told this week that most of the people charged with smuggling immigrants over a recent 12-month period were U.S. citizens.
View ArticleGarth Brooks is accused of rape and sexual assault in a lawsuit
The unnamed woman claims Brooks sexually assaulted her several times while she worked for him as a makeup artist. Brooks says the woman is exploiting him for money.
View ArticleConviction of former Bexar County constable overturned; Mexican soldiers kill...
Also: Paxton sues TikTok over child safety; Regional officials ask Justice Department for election monitoring in Texas; Biden administration approves new border bridge in Laredo; A&M sends special...
View ArticleEdwards Aquifer Authority hosts free plant pick-up in San Antonio
The 'Rooted in Texas' drive-thru pick up takes place on Saturday at the EEA's headquarters. The event is also open to residents of any community under the Edwards Aquifer Authority, including the...
View ArticleBexar County judge hopes voters turn out on Nov. 5 after this year sees the...
He said the Elections Department reported 1.28 million county residents have registered, as of last Monday, and he expected more to follow.
View ArticleSan Antonio College instructor's new play explores supernatural powers and...
Mono Riojas Aguilar's new play, 'Lup and Lil,' questions spirituality as it moves across centuries and even touches on his previous works. It will be performed throughout October during Hispanic...
View Article'We're coming for you' — SAPD arrests Tren de Aragua gang members at North...
San Antonio Police Chief William McManus McManus said complaints had been made involving human trafficking, narcotics and threats to apartment complex employees.
View ArticleToday is the deadline to register to vote; San Antonio events mark one year...
Also: Robert Roberson faces execution later this month; H-E-B donating $500,000 to Helene efforts; USAA's teams in Georgia and South Carolina to help rebuild
View ArticleToday is the deadline to register to vote; San Antonio events mark one year...
Also: Robert Roberson faces execution later this month; H-E-B donating $500,000 to Helene efforts; USAA's teams in Georgia and South Carolina to help rebuild
View ArticleProgram changes coming to TPR beginning Oct. 7
Beginning the week of October 7, TPR brings both "Here & Now" and "Latino USA" back to the broadcast schedule, and adds three new programs, "The Daily," "The Middle," and "Today, Explained."
View ArticleThis fall's monarch butterfly migration through Texas doesn't look promising
Regardless of how the butterflies fare this year, the long-term prospects for the migration seem to be dimming. Habitat loss, insecticide use and extreme weather all pose deadly threats to the species.
View ArticleNew survey finds waning interest in getting COVID-19 vaccines and boosters
In a national survey, less than 20% of U.S. adults were concerned about respiratory viruses or interested in getting shots. A North Texas infectious diseases specialist talks about why.
View ArticleJudge denies an order sought by a Black student who was punished over his hair
Darryl George had sought to reenroll at his Houston-area high school in the Barbers Hill school district after leaving at the start of his senior year in August because district officials were set to...
View ArticleSan Antonio fire union opposes Prop C, stands by 2018 limits on the city manager
Prop C would eliminate tenure and salary caps for the city manager voters approved in 2018.
View ArticleBexar County officials address rising rate of domestic violence homicides
There have been nine such homicides so far this year, compared to four in all of last year, and they represent more than half of all homicides in unincorporated areas.
View ArticleChild dies after dog attack in Converse; San Antonio marks one year since...
Also: Fire union opposes Prop C on November ballot; Bexar County officials discuss rising rate of domestic violence homicides; Appeals court pauses ruling calling voter security law unconstitutional
View ArticleFacing a tight race, Ted Cruz goes quiet on abortion
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz has been a loud anti-abortion crusader throughout his political career.
View ArticleSan Antonio firefighters put out debris fire in downtown high-rise...
A debris fire started in a downtown high-rise set to be apartment last night.
View ArticleHouston Street holiday party invites San Antonio residents back into downtown
Mark Anderson of Visit San Antonio said that for residents who live in the area and never get downtown, they should come this winter to enjoy Holiday Market, holiday shopping and more holiday lights.
View ArticleBexar County sheriff: No murder charge for deadly dog attack on infant boy
The child died of his injuries on Monday night. His babysitter was arrested and charged with injury to a child causing serious bodily injury.
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