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Bexar County officials discuss upcoming budget and how to manage current debt status
SAN ANTONIO — Tuesday night was your first chance to tell Bexar County leaders what you want them to prioritize in their newest budget. It comes hours after a back-and-forth discussion on how Bexar County may have to delay or stop projects due to billions of dollars of debt.
Son impersonated father on Ring camera while dad's 'badly decomposed' body was hidden inside chained refrigerator: Sheriff
San Antonio CBS affiliate KENS spoke to family members who said they immediately saw a human head when they opened the fridge door and slammed it shut. The post Son impersonated father on Ring camera while dad’s ‘badly decomposed’ body was hidden inside chained refrigerator: Sheriff first appeared on Law & Crime.
Reward increased to $10,000 in shooting that killed 4-year-old girl
SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Sheriff's Office on Tuesday announced the reward for information leading to the arrest of the people responsible for killing a 4-year-old girl and critically injuring four others has been increased to $10,000. The shooting happened on May 8, 2024, near Windsor Hollow Drive,...
Upcoming Town Halls to address County budget across all precincts
SAN ANTONIO - Bexar County is working on its budget. Precinct 3 was able to weigh in on the topic at a Town Hall at Meals on Wheels on Tuesday. The next Town Hall is scheduled for Aug 15, set for Precinct 2 at the Westside Education and Training Center.
$10,000 reward for help finding gunmen in deadly attack that killed 4-year-old girl
SAN ANTONIO - A reward has been increased in the hopes of finding two masked men who shot up a family's home in Northeast Bexar County back in May, killing a 4-year-old girl and wounding her parents and two young siblings. The reward has been increased to a guaranteed $10,000...
Reward increased to find suspects that killed a 4-year-old in May
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — Crime Stoppers has increased their reward to $10,000 to find the suspect(s) who shot and killed 4-year-old Mary Ann Marble in May. The shooting happened on May 8 at the 6700 block of Windsor Hollow Drive at about 7:40 p.m. Officials say two men arrived with AK-47-style guns and shot dozens of times into the home.
San Antonio Zoo Invites Bexar County Residents for $8 Entry on Locals Day and National Bird Day
In a bid to celebrate community spirit and foster an intimate understanding of wildlife conservation, the San Antonio Zoo is slashing entry prices to $8 for Bexar County residents, part of a special promotion dubbed 'Locals Day.' This discounted admission, reported through a press release obtained by KSAT, applies to Monday visits, offering locals an affordable gateway to engage with the zoo's myriad conservation and educational efforts.
Hundreds of fish found dead floating in San Antonio lake, TPWD says
Hundreds of fish were found dead floating at Calaveras Lake in San Antonio on Tuesday, August 13, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Officials said around 1,000 fish were affected by the fish kill. Calaveras Lake, managed by CPS Energy, is located on the Southeast Side of Bexar...
Crime Stoppers increases reward to $10,000 in connection with fatal shooting of 4-year-old girl
San Antonio Crime Stoppers has increased its reward for information leading to an arrest in connection with the fatal shooting of 4-year-old girl in May. Mary Marble died from a gunshot wound to the head after two men fired dozens of rounds into her family's home in the 6700 block of Windsor Hollow. Two adults, 25 and 27, and two other children, 7 and 8, also were wounded during the May 8 shooting.
Commentary: Bexar County needs to lead in addressing elder abuse
In 2023, Bexar County recorded the highest number of validated cases of elder financial exploitation in the state, outpacing even Harris County. This is according to statistics from Adult Protective Services. We also came in second for the total number of APS reports on elder abuse, exploitation and neglect. Article...
Developers sue city to overturn demolition denial
A yearslong saga to demolish two vacant buildings may now be settled in court.<\p> After being denied permission to demolish the derelict structures at 900 and 908 W. Houston St., local developers David Adelman and Barclay Anthony have filed a lawsuit in Bexar County District Court to have a city panel's decision overturned. The developers had their case voted down by the Historic and Design Review Commission in March, and the Zoning Board of Adjustment denied their appeal a few months later.<\p>
'Someone is going to get killed' | SAPD, BSCO & DPS shut down several street takeovers Saturday night
SAN ANTONIO — Several agencies worked together Saturday night to take down a series of street takeovers across Bexar County. The majority of them were reportedly on the west side. 10 people were arrested and are facing a variety of charges ranging from reckless driving to unlawful carry of a weapon and drug possession, according to San Antonio Police.
School districts start new year with same bus-driver shortages
SAN ANTONIO – The new school year begins with school districts across the country, including those in and around Bexar County, still plagued with a bus driver shortage. Despite nonstop recruiting efforts, two of the district transportation officials we spoke with say they will be understaffed. In the Northeast...
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