The Trump administration plans to deport undocumented immigrants to Libya using a military plane. The move has drawn criticism due to Libya’s treatment of migrants and ongoing conflict. Flight tracking shows a U.S. Air Force C-17 heading from San Antonio to Misrata Airport.
Adam Gutierrez, a disabled man in San Antonio, claims he was abandoned by his mother days before an apartment eviction. This incident highlights challenges faced by disabled individuals amidst housing insecurity and the legal responsibilities of caregivers.
The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office warns residents of a phone scam after a victim loses $5,900. The caller requested personal information under the guise of setting up a fraud alert. Residents are urged to verify unknown callers and report suspicious requests to authorities.
A Houston woman was fatally shot by her boyfriend in northwest Harris County, Texas. Howard Devon Ruffin, charged with murder, turned himself in following the incident. The shooting, witnessed by the victim’s children, highlighted his history of family violence. Prosecutors seek to deny bail.
A wanted fugitive led deputies on a high-speed chase through Guadalupe County, Texas, on Saturday. The suspect, still at large, is being sought by the authorities as the investigation continues. Local deputies seek public assistance in identifying and apprehending the individual.
A pedestrian was fatally struck while crossing NW Loop 410 in San Antonio. SAPD investigates the incident, urging safety on highways.
The body of 69-year-old Jose Martinez, missing from a San Antonio care center since April, was found after 20 days. Police report no foul play, and the family seeks answers regarding safety at the facility.
The families of Matthew Guerra and Savanah Soto filed a $1 million lawsuit against Christopher Preciado and his family for their deaths in December 2023. The lawsuit seeks damages for emotional distress and financial costs.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation closed Sweetness Spa in San Antonio amid allegations of human trafficking. The spa’s shutdown reflects broader efforts to combat illegal activities in massage parlors. Authorities emphasize compliance and community reporting in addressing exploitation.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill establishing the DOGE Committee to enhance government efficiency, costing $22.8 million over five years. The committee focuses on improving state services, utilizing technology, and engaging the public in reform processes.