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Skinner, Gregory leads Consol girls cross country to second place team finish
Led by medalists Rowen Skinner and Elizabeth Gregory, the Lady Tigers finished as the 2nd best team at the SA Patriot Meet in Selma. The Varsity girls runners consisted of Rowen Skinner, Elizabeth Gregory, Alexandra Staack, Madison Black, Hayden Helms, Sullivan Glass, Gracie Pike, Rachel Moran, Rebecca Moran and Tilly Miller.
Proposed plans for new Missions stadium would displace residents from affordable downtown apartment complex
SAN ANTONIO — As talks continue to build the San Antonio Missions a new stadium downtown, plans could mean one of the most affordable downtown apartment complexes would be demolished. The Soap Factory Apartments on Santa Rosa Street and Martin Street sit adjacent to the San Pedro Culture Creek...
McCown accounts for 4 TDs, leads UTSA over Kennesaw State 28-16 in Owls’ first game as FBS member
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Owen McCown threw three touchdown passes and ran for another, and UTSA beat Kennesaw State 28-16 on Saturday in the Owls’ inaugural game as a Football Bowl Subdivision member. Davis Bryson hit Carson Kent with a 25-yard touchdown pass to pull Kennesaw State to...
SAPD searching for person who shot, killed woman in courtyard of apartment complex
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are searching for a person who shot and killed a 25-year-old woman in far West Bexar County. The shooting happened around 12:56 a.m. on April 18, 2024, in the 10400 block of Shaenfield Road. Angel Hernandez, 25, was visiting...
San Antonio sheriff's department may get budget boost for new deputies
SAN ANTONIO - Sheriff Javier Salazar has been discussing with the county to give the department more deputies. Last year they added 50 positions, but this year Salazar is returning to ask for more. He wants there to be more patrol deputies so that the department can keep up with staffing.
PHOTOS: A&M-San Antonio kicks off fall semester with welcome events, new facilities, bustling student activity
More than 8,000 students returned to or began their college journeys this week at Texas A&M University-San Antonio for the 2024 fall semester. College campuses are always bustling and busiest during the first few days of the school year, and A&M-San Antonio was no different. The Mesquite saw people cooling off from the Texas heat with snow cones and food-truck treats, students testing out the new rec center and continuous construction in and around campus. Even the rain couldn’t put a damper on student life and activity.
Woman fatally struck by U-Haul in moving accident
SAN ANTONIO - A woman was fatally struck by a U-Haul truck while moving on the city's Northeast side. The accident happened around 8 p.m. near Remount Drive and Fratt Road. According to police, the 20-year-old victim was loading furniture into the U-Haul when the driver, who was also inside the vehicle, was asked to reverse. As the truck began to move backward, people nearby began shouting warnings as it approached too close to a house.
Football Recap: Weiss Starts Season with Win Against Mcneil
Weiss had to kick off their season on the road on Thursday, but they showed no ill effects. They pulled ahead with a 42-41 photo finish over the McNeil Mavericks. Weiss got their victory on the backs of several key players, but it was Nick Johnson out in front who rushed for 202 yards. Adrian Wilson did his part to keep the secondary busy, picking up 93 receiving yards.
Woman charged with intoxication assault after wrong-way crash, SAPD says
SAN ANTONIO – A woman was arrested for intoxication assault after causing a wrong-way crash, according to San Antonio police. Police said two vehicles collided at around 11:30 p.m. on Friday at the intersection of South Flores Street and South Alamo Street. A Chevrolet Traverse traveling southeast on S....
Veterans Memorial basketball star receives 12th Division I offer from big in-state program
Veterans Memorial star basketball player Billy White III continued his memorable offseason by announcing his latest Division I basketball offer — this time from the University of Texas. White shared the news on X (formerly known as Twitter) on Saturday and garnered more than 9,000 views in less than two hours. The offer from the...
Chaperone policy to be implemented at Six Flags Fiesta Texas for Fright Fest
SAN ANTONIO — Six Flags Fiesta Texas has announced that a new chaperone policy will take effect starting Sept. 7 during the park's Fright Fest. Under the policy, every guest under the age of 15 must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 21 years old. Otherwise, they won't be admitted into the park during Fright Fest.
San Antonio Reels from Weekend Hit-and-Run Tragedies, Cyclist and Motorcyclist Critically Injured
Two separate traffic incidents in San Antonio have resulted in critical injuries for two individuals in as many days. The first accident occurred late Friday night when a man riding his bike was struck by a truck at the intersection of Historical Highway 90 and San Joaquin Street. The truck involved in the incident purportedly failed to stop and render aid to the injured cyclist, who is now hospitalized in critical condition, as reported by KENS 5.
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar endorses Colin Allred in US Senate race
SAN ANTONIO – As the 2024 election heads into the home stretch, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Colin Allred secured an endorsement from a high-profile elected official in Bexar County. Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar joined Allred Friday in San Antonio to discuss law enforcement and security at the U.S.-Mexico...
Woman Hospitalized After Pickup Strikes Her on San Antonio's North Side, Investigation Ongoing
A woman is recovering after being hospitalized following a late-night collision with a pickup truck on San Antonio's north side, according to local authorities. The incident occurred near the intersection of North General McMullen and Westminster Avenue late Saturday night. The woman was walking down the street when she was struck by the vehicle. The driver of the pickup stopped to assist the injured pedestrian, the San Antonio Police Department stated in a report obtained by Fox San Antonio.
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