Nihilistic Violent Extremist Sentenced to 40 Years in prison: FBI
The FBI announced Wednesday that a Nihilistic Violent Extremist was sentenced to 40 years in prison in San Antonio, Texas.
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Two identified in Northeast Side murder-suicide
Bexar County deputies identified Gary Ainslie, 63, and Bibiana Ainslie, 44, in a Northeast Bexar County murder-suicide. The shooting happened around 2 a.m. at a Carriage Cape home, neighbors stunned....
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Mission Thanksgiving at JBSA-Fort Sam Houston extends signup
Local families have more time to sign up to host soldiers for Thanksgiving through the U.S. Army Medical Center of Excellence’s 2026 Mission Thanksgiving program at JBSA-Fort Sam Houston. Registration for the “Adopt a Troop” effort has been extended to Oct. 16. The program gives ...
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Meth trafficker gets 20 years in federal prison after homeland security operation
Austin man James Everett McFarlin, a repeat federal drug offender, gets 20 years after a traffic stop uncovered 2 kilos of meth bought in Houston for Austin distribution, DOJ says....
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Mexican national sentenced to 75 months for assaulting Border Patrol agent near Eagle Pass
A 45-year-old man from Mexico was sentenced to more than six years in federal prison after prosecutors said he assaulted a U.S. Border Patrol agent during an encounter near Eagle Pass.Anastacio Hernandez-Hernandez was...
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Man arrested after fleeing traffic stop, resisting deputies
Zavala County deputies say a traffic stop in Crystal City escalated when Roman Robles fled on foot and resisted arrest. Authorities say Maria Robles threatened and assaulted a deputy. Charges filed, probe ongoing....
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Texas A&M-San Antonio sets record with 1,322 first-time freshmen as enrollment climbs
Texas A&M-San Antonio sets Fall 2026 record FTIC enrollment (1,322), raising total to 7,697. Pell eligibility is 60%, Jaguar Promise recipients up 21%, with new degrees and facilities....
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Texans can apply fee-free to public colleges during Free College Application Week Oct. 12-
Abbott highlights Texas Free College Application Week Oct. 12-18: Texans can apply fee-free to any public college via ApplyTexas. Tuition freeze through 2026-27; push for 3-year degrees could save up to $35K....
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‘Not welcome in San Antonio’: Hundreds of protesters show up outside Trump rally
Initially planned as separate demonstrations by the Party for Socialism and Liberation and Bexar County Democrats, the protests evolved into a joint effort. The post ‘Not welcome in San Antonio’: Hundreds of protesters show up outside Trump rally appeared first on San Antonio Cur...
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O’Connor High reports possible impetigo cases among athletes
SAN ANTONIO - Northside Independent School District officials say as many as 14 student-athletes at O'Connor High School were recently affected by possible cases of impetigo, a contagious bacterial skin infection.Accordi...
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No arrests made, two trespass warnings issued after 18 pulled from Trump - Paxton rally
Bexar County Sheriff’s Office says 18 people were escorted out of Freeman Coliseum for disruptive behavior.
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Victim rushed to hospital after being attacked with sharp object, suspect in custody
San Antonio police are investigating an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after a 23-year-old man was found with a lower-extremity injury on West Elmira. A 41-year-old suspect was detained nearby, no arrest yet....
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Suspect shot victim in head before burying her behind garage, document says
The suspect accused of burying a Colorado woman's body behind a garage admitted shooting her in the head but claimed it was an accident, according to court docu...