Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Alerts Residents to Scam Risks Amidst CrowdStrike Outage
Texas AG Paxton warns residents to be vigilant for scams following the CrowdStrike outage, urging them to be cautious with unsolicited contacts and to promptly change any potentially compromised passwords.
San Antonio Double-Homicide Case Solved, GPS Rap Lyrics Lead to Fourth Suspect's Arrest on Capital Murder Charges
A fourth suspect has been arrested in the San Antonio double-homicide of Jeremy Sanchez and Aaron Michael Espinosa after police used rental car GPS, surveillance footage, phone records, and rap lyrics as evidence.
Southwest San Antonio Farmers Adjust Strategies Amid Intensifying Drought and Heat
South Texas farmers are coping with severe drought by reducing acreage and switching to drought-resistant crops. The local agriculture faces economic challenges as water sources like aquifers diminish, and unpredictable weather affects crop yields.
San Antonio Empowers Renters with Rights Workshop at Forest Hills Library
San Antonio hosts a renters' rights workshop, delving into topics such as evictions, repairs, and tenant discrimination, as part of its housing initiative and following the city's approval of a renters' "bill of rights."












