Former U.S. President Joe Biden diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer. Public figures extend support, highlighting resilience and advocacy. Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis underscores healthcare access and awareness.
A Bexar County deputy faces arrest for allegedly permitting inmate assaults, prompting internal investigation and increased security measures. Sheriff Javier Salazar emphasizes accountability.
San Antonio celebrates the completion of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park, a $300 million flood-mitigation project featuring art installations and walking trails, promising significant economic and cultural impact.
San Antonio faces record-high temperatures, prompting shelters and officials to remind pet owners of legal requirements for animal safety. Adequate water, shade, and shelter are mandatory to protect pets during this extreme heatwave, with legal consequences for non-compliance.
A fatal shooting at a San Antonio gentlemen’s club has left a 19-year-old dead, prompting an intense police investigation. Authorities are seeking public assistance as they gather evidence and witness accounts.
Priscilla Green seeks answers and justice after her husband’s death in Bexar County jail, calling for reforms and accountability in jail healthcare practices.
A Vietnam veteran intervened to save a woman during a dog attack in San Antonio. The incident led to the woman being hospitalized and legal action against the dog’s owner. The case highlights concerns about public safety and pet ownership responsibilities.
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.