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40-year-old fatally shot in Dallas overnight, police say
DALLAS — A 40-year-old died after being shot in a parking lot in Dallas overnight, police said. Officers responded to a shooting call around 1:35 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 18 in the 8300 block of La Prada Drive, according to a press release from the Dallas Police Department. Two...
The Kansas City Chiefs Will Trade Skyy Moore to the Dallas Cowboys
With the 2024 NFL season right around the corner, it’s time to start looking at players that could be moved at the trade deadline. A player in mind that becomes an interesting option is Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver, Skyy Moore, if he is traded, it will be to the Dallas Cowboys.
‘Such an injustice’: Protesters decry firing of Dallas Black Dance Theatre dancers
Union members, elected officials and allies from the community take part in a rally calling out the firing of Dallas Black Dance Theatre dancers. “Firing dancers? Not the answer” and “union busting is disgusting!” rang out from nearly 200 protesters marching in front of Dallas Black Dance Theatre on Saturday afternoon.
Social Media Is Destroying 5x NBA Champion After He Claims Luka Doncic Is ‘Slow’ And Should Work On His Defense
Los Angeles Lakers great and Hall of Famer Michael Cooper has recently criticized Luka Doncic’s defensive play. He called the Dallas Mavericks star guard “slow” and “lazy,” which seemingly sparked outrage on social media. NBA fans destroyed the 68-year-old over his criticism of the 25-year-old Slovenian.
Austin Real Estate Benefits Shift Towards Homebuyers Amidst Falling Mortgage Rates and Increased Supply
In the ever-adaptive Austin real estate panorama, a shift is underway signaling a potential swing in favor of homebuyers. According to KXAN, Zillow recently reported that the Austin metropolitan area, previously a fervent seller's market, might be adopting a new dynamic, leaving sellers somewhat less dominant. Falling mortgage rates appear to be the catalyst, with the real estate company stating the market is edging closer to a scale where buyers could have the upper hand. They outlined that the city's market heat index, a composite score gauging for-sale inventory and demand, is just 0.9 points from the buyer's market threshold, but stops short of confirming a full transition.
Missing Army veteran Haleigh Murphy: Family, friends to hold candlelight vigil
ROUND ROCK, Texas - Family and friends of Haleigh Murphy will be gathering for a candlelight vigil for their missing loved one. The vigil was originally scheduled for 7:30 p.m. August 18 at Meadow Lake Park in Round Rock, but according to the Facebook event, it has been postponed until Oct. 6.
Nursing student was murdered while walking to a friend’s house. 40 years later, DNA leads police to suspected killer
A nursing student was kidnapped, sexually assaulted and murdered while walking to a friend’s house in 1980. Now, 40 years later, genetic genealogy has finally led police to her suspected killer. Susan Leigh Wolfe, a 25-year-old who had only recently enrolled as a nursing student at the University of...
Firefighters battled large blaze at Spa Crafters warehouse on North Side
SAN ANTONIO – Authorities are investigating the cause of a large fire at a hob tub store on the North Side, according to the San Antonio Fire Department. The fire sparked around 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Spa Crafters in the 2600 block of North Loop 1604 East. The first...
Debates spark as demolition of historic San Antonio school looms
SAN ANTONIO – St. Paul Lutheran School is at the center of a debate regarding its potential demolition after being open for over nine decades and closing in Jan. 2024. Brian Biediger, a member of the St. Paul Lutheran Church, said the school, 201 Roseborough Street, had to close because of its condition.
Bubba Wallace Weighs In on Austin Dillon’s Penalty: A Balanced Take on Retaliation
Bubba Wallace Weighs In on Austin Dillon’s Penalty: Bubba Wallace‘s recent commentary on Austin Dillon‘s penalty presents a compelling examination of accountability and retaliation within NASCAR. By advocating for a contextual approach to incidents, Wallace challenges the simplistic binary of right and wrong in racing behavior. His emphasis on emotional intelligence among drivers highlights the complexities of competition and calls for a cultural shift in the sport toward greater respect and sportsmanship. As the conversation around penalties continues to evolve, one must consider: how will this influence the future dynamics of driver interactions on the track?
Suspect Apprehended in Connection with San Antonio Sonic Manager's Fatal Shooting
Authorities have apprehended a suspect in connection with the fatal shooting of a Sonic Drive-In manager on San Antonio's northwest side. The arrest, made by the US Marshals Service, targets Joshua Albert Joseph, a New Orleans native who is accused of taking part in the deadly incident which occurred in early July, as reported by KENS 5.
Boerne tax rate down, appraisals up; new budget reduced
Upcoming budget hearings give Boerne residents a chance to speak out on the city’s approved $138 million budget based on a tax rate of $0.4716, a half-cent reduction from the current year’s budget. Council unanimously approved the certified tax roll and setting of a tax rate for the...
After a yearlong dispute, San Antonio man's home finally releveled
SAN ANTONIO - A compromise has finally been reached after a yearlong dispute between a frustrated local homeowner and his foundation repairman. Investigative Reporter Darian Trotter asked, "How do you feel?" Jerry Hruby replied, "Better." He's not bursting at the seems with excitement, but Jerry Hruby is feeling better about...
West Nile virus found in mosquitoes across San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO - Mosquitos are testing positive for the West Nile virus throughout the city. The Bexar County Office of Emergency Management has visited more than 2138 homes and eight schools in the area that have tested positive for the West Nile virus. The Bexar County Office of Emergency Management...
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