A San Antonio grandmother was wrongfully jailed for over a week due to a mix-up in identity from error-ridden warrants. After the dismissal of these warrants, authorities released her, drawing attention to the need for accurate identity verification in law enforcement.
A veteran San Antonio firefighter faces charges after allegedly striking a 15-year-old girl. Geoffrey Stebbings is on administrative duty pending investigation.
Experience a stay at San Antonio’s Pink Valley Paradise, a Barbie-themed Airbnb featuring six bedrooms, a movie theater, and luxurious amenities. Suitable for various occasions and guests.
Bexar County faces a backlog of over 45,000 unprocessed voter registrations ahead of the November election due to system integration issues. County officials, including Elections Administrator Michele Carew and Commissioner Rebeca Clay-Flores, are working to clear the backlog before early voting starts on October 20. Temporary workers have been hired, and an alternative system, VR Systems, is pending approval to replace the current system, aiming to resolve the issue before the voting period begins.
Bexar County’s BiblioTech aims to break a world record for the most library card sign-ups in a single day. The 24-hour event encourages residents to register online or in-person to access eBooks, audiobooks, and movies.
SAWS places a $93,000 lien on Oaks on Bandera Apartments over unpaid utility bills. The lien marks a first for the utility.
Jackie Lopez, a beloved dance director in San Antonio, receives support from past and present students as she battles cancer. Her inspiring legacy at Barbara & Tammy’s School of Dance endures, showcasing the power of community and resilience.
Parker McCollum announces a concert at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio on January 31, 2026, as part of his tour, featuring songs from his latest album. Tickets available September 26.
Rabies cases have been confirmed in animals in Cedar Park and Lockhart, Texas, according to local officials. The incidents prompt vaccination warnings and increased public awareness.
The Uriegas family seeks justice for Israel, killed in a July carjacking attempt in San Antonio. The family urges a thorough investigation and community support in identifying the perpetrators.