Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks Start of $75 Million Palladium Apartments in San Antonio Aiming to Boost Affordable Housing Stock
San Antonio began construction on the Palladium Apartments, a $75 million community aimed at increasing affordable housing, with funds from local, state, and federal sources.
Historic San Antonio House Engulfed in Flames for Third Time Amid Arson Suspicions
An abandoned 1931 house in San Antonio caught fire for the third time in recent months, raising suspicions and concern. Firefighters contained the blaze without damage to nearby homes. The cause is under investigation with no injuries reported.
Search Expands to Southeast Bexar County Landfill for Missing Olmos Park Mother Suzanne Clark Simpson
Authorities searched a southeast Bexar County landfill for missing mother Suzanne Clark Simpson; her husband faces charges unrelated to her disappearance. Searches in other areas have not yielded significant findings.
Political Showdown in Texas as Dem Rep. Allred Challenges GOP Sen. Cruz in Tense Senate Race with National Spotlight Shining
Rep. Colin Allred challenges Sen. Ted Cruz for his Senate seat in Texas. The close race sees both sides rallying support and raising significant funds ahead of the elections.
San Antonio Officer Suspended for Sexting on Duty, Removed from Chief's Security Detail
Officer Mark Castillo was suspended for 30 days for texting explicit messages to a woman while on duty. His conduct brought personal and professional repercussions, including reassignment from his protective role for San Antonio's Police Chief.












