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Suspect killed during ATF raid identified, 12 arrested during Operation Texas Kill Switch
SAN ANTONIO - We're learning more details involving a deadly shooting of a wanted suspect on the Northeast Side earlier this week. It was part of "Operation Texas Kill Switch," a massive year-long, multi-agency operation that eventually led to the arrest of a dozen people accused of stealing guns and then converting them into what officials with theBureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) essentially call a machine gun.
San Antonio City Council to discuss plans to build new baseball stadium in the Downtown area Thursday, project estimated to cost $160 million
SAN ANONIO (KTSA News) — A proposal for a new downtown baseball stadium will be the topic of a special session of the San Antonio city council Thursday. The plan calls for the $160 million stadium to be built in the San Pedro Creek Culture Park area with the cost being split between the city, Bexar County and the San Antonio Missions baseball team.
As Seen on SA Live - KSAT Pigskin Classic Pep Rally - Thursday, August 29, 2024
SAN ANTONIO – Today at 1 p.m., it’s the SA Live Pep Rally for KSAT Pigskin Classic, powered by Christus Children’s, and we’re going live from Pieper High School!. The KSAT Pigskin Classic is tonight at 7 p.m., but before the Pieper Warriors and Boerne Greyhounds take the field, we’re getting you ready with high-energy fun and helpful info for student athletes.
🔐UTSA Position Previews 2024: Offensive Line
We did it! We wrap up our 2024 position preview series with a crazy deep inspection of the offensive line, where the Roadrunners are two injuries away from having a 10/10 unit. We also sneak in some special teams thoughts at the end of the episode. Signing off until game day! https://youtu.be/T1zk93aLRrE Listen on the Patreon app...
Q&A: LT Robinson strives to help students feel connected
First, tell me a little about yourself and your life before UTSA. LR: I'm from the 5th Ward in Houston and have humble beginnings. Both of my parents did not get past the 5th grade. As blue-collar workers, my parents greatly valued education and wanted me to reach beyond what they were able to achieve. They were always very supportive of my options for going to school. But because they did not have the experiences themselves, they didn’t know how to help me.
Volunteers find bones in suspected cartel ‘kitchen’
EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – The Tamaulipas Attorney General’s Office is confirming a community group’s claim that it found multiple human remains near the border city of Matamoros. Colectivo Amor por los Desaparecidos (For the Love of the Disappeared Collective) notified authorities regarding its findings on...
WATCH: Vehicles collide at accident-prone intersection on West Side
SAN ANTONIO – Security footage captured the moment a vehicle sped through a West Side intersection and crashed into a car. The crash happened around 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the Castroville Road and Dahlgreen Avenue intersection. One vehicle flipped upside down, and the other spun out of control...
UTSA researchers find using bird feeders in backyards bolsters population in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO – Bird feeders serve many purposes in people’s backyards. Some families like the way they look, and others enjoy watching what kind of birds they can attract. But in an urban area like San Antonio, does using them help or hurt the bird population in our city?
A woman is desperate to find a blanket that’s been with her during years of life-saving treatment -- a blanket made by her late mother
HOUSTON — A San Antonio woman is on a mission to find a special missing blanket last seen at a Houston-area McDonald's earlier this month. She's hoping the power of social media and viewers like you help make the unlikely find. To her thousands of followers on TikTok, she's...
Motorcyclist killed in two-vehicle crash in Terrebonne Parish, state police say
HOUMA, La. — A fatal crash crash involving two vehicles on Louisiana Highway 311 claimed the life of a motorcyclist early Wednesday evening. According to the Louisiana State Police, Troop C began investigating the incident shortly before 5 p.m. Police said a preliminary investigation shows Houma-native Roy Miller, Jr.,...
Police Warn Texans to Be Vigilant Against Phone-Spoofing Scam
Police in San Antonio, Texas are warning residents of a rise in phone scams where scammers are pretending to be local police calling. Authorities at the Schertz police department says that scammers are not only identifying themselves as police but they are phone-spoofing to manipulate the Caller ID so it comes up as the police calling you.
Texas Kids Kicked Off Of School Bus Because It Was at End of Route
In a disturbing story from New Braunfels, Texas! KSAT12 reports that two elementary school students and their parents said the children’s bus driver made them get off at the wrong stop, leaving them stranded without a ride home. Thanks to the kindness of strangers, Sheila and Isaac Dimas are grateful for the stranger who stepped up to help their two sons, 9-year-old Darien and 7-year-old Donovan.
Rain chances continue to increase across North Texas ahead of Labor Day
NORTH TEXAS – Thursday morning, a coastal trough near the upper Texas coast continued to bring in clouds to parts of North Texas, as well as a few showers.View live radar here.There will be a mix of sun and clouds Thursday with rain chances and a few isolated storms to sit around 20% to 30%. The higher chances are in the southeast side of North Texas, which is closer to the trough. Severe weather isn't expected but there could be some storms with heavy downpours, lightning and possible winds gusting to near 50 mph. Rain coverage increases after Thursday into...
Harris County voter outreach proposal sparks another fight with Texas Republicans
Votebeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on voting access and election administration across the U.S. Sign up for Votebeat Texas’ free newsletter here.This article has been updated to clarify comments made by state Sen. Paul Bettencourt in both a published statement and an interview with Votebeat and The Texas Tribune.Texas Republicans are clashing again with the state’s most populous county over voting. This time, they’re criticizing Harris County’s plan for outreach to eligible but unregistered voters ahead of the registration deadline.County commissioners were set to consider the proposed outreach effort at a meeting Tuesday. But they took it off...
Colin Allred’s understated campaign strategy draws mixed reviews from fellow Democrats
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