LIVE NOW: Migrant Deaths Update
An update on migrant deaths is currently being broadcast live by WOAI News 4, the local NBC affiliate. The broadcast is labeled as "LIVE NOW: Migrant Deaths Update".
This indicates that the news station is providing real-time information on the topic.
For the most current and detailed information, viewers in Terrell Hills, TX, can tune in to WOAI News 4, also known as News4SA, for further updates and coverage.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
San Antonio police arrest two men tied to back-to-back robberies: a masked, armed car dealership holdup for key fobs and cash, then a bank r…
Federal prosecutors have charged 11 people in an alleged human smuggling ring linked to the deaths of seven migrants, including a 14-year-ol…
LIVE NOW: Migrant Deaths Update
San Antonio Animal Care Services seized 30+ dogs from a Northeast Side home after complaints and reports of unsanitary conditions. The dogs …
'Game-changing’ fly could strengthen fight against New World screwworm
News 4/FOX San Antonio team will join Gov. Greg Abbott on an exclusive Black Hawk helicopter tour over Cotulla to survey flood damage one we…
Tropical Storm Bertha has come to an end after moving inland across the upper Texas coast, weakening into a trough — an elongated area of lo…
San Antonio baby Ozana Cisneros has been missing since June. Her grandmother urges DPS to reissue an Amber Alert. The mother was found near …
Flood warnings persist in South Texas south of San Antonio as rivers slowly fall. Frio River near Tilden hit nearly 30 feet, Nueces near Cot…
Five hospitalized, two critically, after a late-night head-on crash on San Antonio’s Far North Side. Deputies say an SUV and truck collided …
Triple-digit Texas heat drives electricity demand to apparent record, ERCOT saysTriple-digit heat across Texas on Wednesday pushed electrici…
As floodwaters receded in Kerrville, city leaders said more problems were emerging, with damage they described as far worse than last year’s…
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