Family seeks justice, offers $100K for son’s 2018 homicide case
A San Antonio family offers a $100,000 reward to solve the 2018 murder of their son, Alan Thompson. The 25-year-old was shot while driving a friend home.
A San Antonio family offers a $100,000 reward to solve the 2018 murder of their son, Alan Thompson. The 25-year-old was shot while driving a friend home.
San Antonio’s City Council approved a rezoning plan for nearly 500 acres near Frost Bank Center, shifting from industrial to mixed-use zoning to promote sustainable development and community well-being.
San Antonio voters approved a $1.3 billion funding measure for a new Spurs arena, paving the way for construction of a downtown venue. The project aims to boost local economy and enhance sports infrastructure.
The Bureau of Customs assures no harassment for winning bidders of seven luxury cars from the Discaya couple amid controversy, emphasizing transparency and bidder protection.
Bexar County voters approve $503 million for Spurs arena and rodeo upgrades as part of San Antonio’s Project Marvel. Funding aims to revitalize downtown and boost the local economy.
The City of San Antonio hosts a food distribution event at Freeman Coliseum, providing essential goods to 500 registered families. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to support local residents affected by economic challenges and the SNAP benefit pause.
AT&T and the City of San Antonio completed a fiber optic expansion project for over 20,000 residents, enhancing internet connectivity and supporting economic and community growth.
San Antonio’s Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones announces the collection of $1.6 million to aid 11,000 Bexar County households facing food insecurity. The aid, in the form of HEB gift cards, will support families affected by federal SNAP benefit cuts.
San Antonio holds a Pride rally to defend rainbow crosswalks amid Governor Abbott’s directive against political markings. Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and city officials express support for LGBTQ+ symbols facing removal threats.
A fire at a vacant Houston home on Gardina Street is suspected to have been caused by squatters. The San Antonio Fire Department responded swiftly to the blaze early Wednesday morning. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.