Jennifer Ortiz Zamarripa captured the aftermath from a truck that drove into a Wing Stop on the city’s West Side Thursday afternoon. Jennifer Ortiz Zamarripa captured the aftermath from a… Read more »
Experts say there has been an increase in the kissing bug population in Texas, potentially putting canines and humans at risk for Chagas. Experts say there has been an increase… Read more »
A Dallas-based attorney has identified the man who fatally shot an Austin demonstrator last weekend as Daniel Perry, an active-duty Army sergeant who was driving for a ride-sharing company at… Read more »
After San Antonio’s COVID-19 hospitalizations dropped back down to the triple digits, Mayor Ron Nirenberg shared a bit of good news, but reminded the city there is still work to… Read more »
If a COVID-19 vaccine becomes available, 21 percent of Texans said they wouldn’t take it, according to a study released in June by the Texas Politics Project. If a COVID-19… Read more »
Vehicular access will remain closed at Corpus Christi and Port Aransas until Aug. 17, Nueces County Judge Barbara Canales announced in a news conference Thursday. Vehicular access will remain closed… Read more »
Police have identified two teenagers killed in a two-vehicle car crash Friday on a Schertz road as 19-year-old Madison F. O’Neil, of Cibolo, and 17-year-old Taina J. Rivera, of Schertz…. Read more »
San Antonio police are searching for four people who fled on foot after their vehicle hit a moving train Thursday night. San Antonio police are searching for four people who… Read more »
For elite sportspeople, success or failure is often measured in the ability to find the ultimate focus, a state where intense preparation meets unconscious inspiration. For some it’s called ‘being… Read more »
(BPT) – The beginning of a new school year always means change, but this back-to-school season will look a bit different. Whether students are taught virtually or in a classroom… Read more »