San Antonio Mourns the Loss of La Familia Cortez Restaurants' General Manager in Traffic Accident
San Antonio mourns the loss of Andres Casarez, the general manager of Pico de Gallo, who died in a traffic incident on I-37. His death was ruled an accident, and the community remembers his warmth and dedication.
Inmate at Bexar County Jail in San Antonio Found Deceased, Second Custodial Death This Year
A 50-year-old inmate at Bexar County Jail was found dead by a deputy; he had been arrested for marijuana possession. Despite life-saving attempts, he died in hospital. This is the jail’s second inmate death this year.
Southwest Airlines Accuses San Antonio of Misleading Negotiations Over New Airport Terminal
Southwest Airlines sues the City of San Antonio over gate allocations in the new Terminal C, claiming they were misled and unfairly excluded due to their low-cost status.
Governor Abbott Touts Success of Operation Lone Star with Over 110 Arrests During Recent Texas Border Security Push
Governor Greg Abbott discussed Operation Lone Star's efforts in curbing illegal immigration, boasting over 531,500 apprehensions and significant drug seizures, including 625 million lethal doses of fentanyl.
Community Health Committee Approves $100,000 Boost for Reproductive Justice Fund Amidst Post-Dobbs Challenges
The Community Health Committee approved $100,000 to reinforce the Reproductive Justice Fund aiming to offer enhanced healthcare support for women, particularly after the Dobbs decision impacted reproductive rights.












