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This Texas Criminal Blew Up a Plane in an Act of Revenge
While it doesn't happen very often, Texas does see its share of plane crashes in history; some even carried famous musicians too. But in this case, Texas was actually the starting point for one particular criminal that became wanted by the FBI. A man who went from transporting illegal goods to straight up BLOWING UP A PLANE.
Texas Police Department Missing Thousands of Items, Including Guns and Drugs
If most people take something from work and decide to keep it, it's usually something like a pen or office paper, maybe some post-it notes. Stealing from within a police department? That's a different category of work theft. According to CBS News in Dallas, DeSoto Police have discovered they have...
Icon Announces Plans to 3D-Print High-End Luxurious Homes In Texas, USA
Acclaimed 3D-printed architecture firm Icon has developed its cutting-edge technology to a whole new level with its latest creation – a high-profile luxury housing development in Texas. They’ve transformed their technology into a mainstream construction method, from a niche proposition. At the start Icon only focused on low-budget dwellings, but now it is making a move to bigger and luxurious 3D-printed homes.
Next In Line To Die: Arthur Burton’s Victim Forgave Him, But Texas Does Not
Do you know about God? I forgive you. Just leave. Why are you doing it? You don't have to do it, you are a handsome man. Those were Nancy Adleman's last words, as paraphrased from the testimony of her killer, Arthur Burton. Imagine being kind to your killer as you beg for your life, as he ties your shoestring around your neck.
You Won’t Believe These Massive Hammerhead Sharks In Texas
Texas angler Rodrigo Rodriguez caught his largest shark yet after reeling in a massive hammerhead shark while fishing in Port Aransas in June. Rodriguez, a Houston resident, said the shark measured over 13 feet long. Rodriguez said he has caught a couple of other big sharks that are closer to...
Heat-related deaths climb in Texas after Beryl left millions without power
SPRING, Texas – As the temperature soared in the Houston-area home Janet Jarrett shared with her sister after losing electricity in Hurricane Beryl, she did everything she could to keep her 64-year-old sibling cool.But on their fourth day without power, she awoke to hear Pamela Jarrett, who used a wheelchair and relied on a feeding tube, gasping for breath. Paramedics were called but she was pronounced dead at the hospital, with the medical examiner saying her death was caused by the heat."It's so hard to know that she's gone right now because this wasn't supposed to happen to her," Janet...
Rain chances, mild temperatures in store for North Texas this week
A slow-moving cold front will produce scattered showers and storms on Monday isolated storms Tuesday through Friday. More scattered storms are possible this weekend and below-average temperatures will continue over the next seven days.
Monday Midday Forecast: Stormy (but cooler!) week ahead
THIS AFTERNOON: Mostly cloudy with a 70% chance of rain and storms. Highs in the mid-to-upper-80s. Wind: S 5 mph. TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a 40% chance of rain and storms. Lows in the low-70s. Wind: S 5 mph. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with a 60% chance of rain and storms. Highs in the low-to-mid-80s. Wind: […]
UTRGV football takes Southland Conference Media Day
SAN ANTONIO — UTRGV’s first football game is a little over a year away, but the Vaqueros took center stage Monday at Southland Conference Football Media Day at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio. Head coach Travis Bush was flanked by freshman running back Brennan...
A Hurricane Exposes Houston’s Infrastructure Weaknesses — Again
Beryl, the first major hurricane of the year, has finally dissipated, but it’s still casting a long shadow in Texas. As of last Tuesday afternoon, more than a week after the storm made landfall in the state, more than 100,000 electricity customers still didn’t have power — the vast majority of them in the Houston metropolitan area. Now intense heat and humidity have blanketed the region, leaving many vulnerable residents without the cooling they need to endure the hot, muggy weather with the heat index topping 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Woman shot in back while sitting outside downtown bar, San Antonio police say
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police are investigating after a woman was shot while sitting outside a bar downtown overnight. Officers were called just after midnight to Smoke Skybar in the 500 block of East Crockett Street, not far from East Houston Street and Interstate 37 after receiving word of a person wounded.
San Antonio police at Northwest Side apartment complex where man was firing random shots into neighboring apartments
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — An apartment complex on the Northwest Side has been evacuated after someone in one of the units started shooting a gun. San Antonio police say they were called to the 5300 block of Northwest Loop 410 where a man in his 60’s was firing shots that were going into other apartments in the complex.
Acadiana Cafe’ to close restaurant on San Antonio’s West Side in August
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — A restaurant that’s been serving up Cajun and Southern style favorites for 38 years will be closing its doors soon. The owner of the Acadiana Cafe’ says their property at 1289 Southwest Loop 410 has been sold. A press release sent out...
'It's a miracle' | Homeowner recalls terrifying moment when police said a vehicle crashed into their home
SAN ANTONIO — A family is grateful to be alive after police said a driver smashed into their home Sunday morning. It happened off Cannon Drive and Benrus Boulevard around 3 a.m. The homeowner wanted to remain anonymous but told us his wife and son were inches away from...
‘A long time’: After six years of drainage issues in Encino Park, construction project to start soon
SAN ANTONIO – When there’s water, there are worries in Encino Park. “It’s frustrating,” resident Andy Parada said. “This has lasted too long.”. Parada said when it rains, his neighborhood starts to flood. He said that’s because of drainage problems with the Sienna Basin, which his community has been dealing with for more than six years.
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