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TX DPS chief who called Uvalde response 'abject failure' but defended his state police is retiring
Texas' state police chief, who came under scrutiny over the hesitant response to the Robb Elementary school shooting in 2022 and has overseen Republican Gov. Greg Abbott's aggressive efforts to stop migrant crossings on the U.S.-Mexico border, said Friday he will retire at the end of the year.The video above is from a previous report.Col. Steve McCraw has been the director of the Texas Department of Public Safety since 2009. He announced his retirement while addressing a new class of state troopers at a graduation ceremony in Austin.McCraw did not elaborate during his remarks on the decision to step down....
Beloved Viral Texas ‘Pop Watch’ Star Passed Away Today
Hearts are extremely heavy across the world today as we lost a great family man, a proud Veteran and Texan. Joe Mack Roy, known lovingly as ‘Pop’ from Pop Watch to people across the globe, has passed away. This according to CBS 19, where his granddaughter works. He...
I spent $25 million on lottery tickets to ensure a $95 million jackpot – it was all legal thanks to a ‘rush order’ move
SOMEONE decided to bet millions on the chance they could double their money playing the lottery in a surprisingly legal move. They were able to give themselves an unprecedented number of chances to land the sweet payday, but it’s not likely to happen again. The risky business took place in Texas back in April 2023 […]
Texas Apartment Complex Billed A Dead Woman $15k For Breaking Lease
An apartment complex billed a woman $15,000 for breaking her lease . . . because she DIED. The family of Sandra Bonilla, a 91-year-old woman who passed away in late June, was hit with a shocking $15,676 bill from her apartment complex, the Lodge at Shavano Park. The charge was for "breaking her lease" – the lease she could no longer honor because she had died.
Weekend Road Closures: Loop 410 and I-35
SAN ANTONIO - Another weekend in San Antonio means another round of road closures on Loop 410 and I-35. If you're getting on the road Saturday night or Sunday, here are some areas to avoid:. Loop 410 from North Drive to Perrin Beitel. I-35 from Schertz Parkway to Roy Richards...
Woman stabbed during morning argument on San Antonio's West Side
SAN ANTONIO - A woman was stabbed after an argument on the city's West Side. The cutting occurred around 10:18 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24 near S San Jacinto St and Guadalupe St. According to the San Antonio Police Department, the victim was approached by an unknown suspect who started...
Northwest Side sewer spill prompts SAWS, TCEQ notices
SAN ANTONIO – No adverse impacts are expected after a sewer spill Friday on the Northwest Side, according to a San Antonio Water System press release. A damaged sewer main prompted the spill, which dumped an estimated 50,000 gallons of domestic wastewater, potentially affecting the nearby Zarzamora Creek, according to a notice from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).
Davenport football aiming for state championship play
SAN ANTONIO – Davenport football is ready for the 2024 season. The Wolves have 31 players returning from last season’s team, which went 11-4 and five rounds deep in the playoffs — their deepest postseason run in their short varsity history. The Wolves will play in District...
Researchers point to infrastructure and lack of shade, greenery as reasons pockets of San Antonio see higher temperatures
SAN ANTONIO — Record-breaking heat this week claimed the life of one person, a 46-year -old woman who died from heat stroke just North of downtown Thursday. Researchers with UTSA say this area is one of the hottest in the city. Through years of research UTSA professors Esteban Lopez...
Verify: Yes, you need to obey school zones, even if the school is no longer open
SAN ANTONIO — 15 SAISD campuses that closed this summer as part of a "rightsizing plan" to combat declining enrollment, are still owned by the district. As KENS5's Jeremy Baker reports in tonight's Verify, there seems to be a little confusion when it comes to the school zones surrounding each school.
SAISD says improvements have been made to reduce lead in water, but refuse to make anyone available for questions on how
SAN ANTONIO – The CDC said no amount of lead in water is safe for kids to drink, but the San Antonio Independent School District said it has worked to lower the amount detected in its schools. For months, KSAT Investigates has been digging into how the district is...
'It was like a gut punch' | SA attorneys share thoughts on colleague killed in Shavano Park murder-suicide
SAN ANTONIO — Those in San Antonio’s legal community are shocked and saddened after learning one of their own was killed in a murder-suicide this week. “It was like a gut punch,” said personal injury lawyer Rudy Vasquez. Jerry Hernandez, 61, had more than 30 years of...
SAPD: 13-year-old charged with several felonies after early morning shooting and chase
SAN ANTONIO — A neighbor who calls himself David said he was shaken awake just before 2 a.m. Friday by the sound of rapid, close gunshots. David said "Maybe five or more shots, rapid shots, that sounded very close to our home. It sounded like a shootout." David added...
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