Teen accused of running red light while going 90+ mph indicted for manslaughter
A teenager accused of running a red light while going more than 90 mph was indicted on multiple chargesA Potter County grand jury indicted Vanessa Garcia, 17, f
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LIVE | City Council to consider SAWS rate hikes of up to 30%, detention center assessments
San Antonio City Council will consider SAWS rate changes for residential, general, irrigation and wholesale customers for 2027–2030, plus a SAWS/CPS review of service impacts for a detention center at 542 S.E. Loop 410....
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Kerrville flood survivors to meet with lawmakers to demand answers, discuss safety changes
KERRVILLE, Texas - Survivors of last summer's catastrophic Kerrville floods are coming together for a community roundtable with local lawmakers.The event, held at 11 a.m. at the Kerrville Community Center, brings togethe...
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Trump says Roger Clemens will receive Presidential Medal of Freedom at San Antonio rally
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — President Donald Trump announced Wednesday night that he would award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to fireballer Roger Clemens, calling the seven-time Cy Young winner “maybe the greatest pitcher of...
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TONIGHT: Burbank, Sam Houston clash in Thursday Night Lights showdown
Burbank looks to build on its first win of the season as the Bulldogs face Sam Houston in a Thursday Night Lights showdown at Alamo Stadium. The Hurricanes are fighting for a district championship....
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New Braunfels weighs future of license plate reader cameras as state grant funding remains uncertain
New Braunfels leaders have until mid-November to decide whether to keep nearly 50 automated license plate reader cameras that police say have helped them solve crimes faster and reduce vehicle-related offenses. Police Chief Osbaldo Flores recently told the City Council the depart...
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Hurricane Isaias targets Gulf Coast with life-threatening storm surge threat
Isaias surged toward the U.S. Gulf Coast on Thursday as the first hurricane of the Atlantic season, prompting mandatory evacuations and school closures in parts of Florida.Isaias was forecast to intensify rapidly and bri...
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'We have to suck it up': Paxton privately suggests cutting federal benefit programs
Republican U.S. Senate nominee Ken Paxton suggested he would support cuts to federal benefits programs during a private fundraiser with Washington lobbyists last month, according to an audio recording obtained by The Tex...
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Motorcyclist hospitalized after hitting bump in road, crashing on Northeast Side
SAN ANTONIO — A man was taken to the hospital after losing control of his motorcycle and crashing on the Northeast Side late Wednesday night.The accident happened just after 10 p.m. along Nacogdoches Road near Erin Boule...
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Protesters gather outside Freeman Coliseum during Trump's San Antonio visit
Demonstrators gathered outside Freeman Coliseum on Wednesday during President Donald Trump’s visit.
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La Familia Cortez restaurants launches Conchas for the Cure campaign
San Antonio’s La Familia Cortez will donate 100% of October sales from select pink conchas, cookies and cakes to breast cancer nonprofits for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, while boosting bakery sales....
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As city prepares 2027 bond, some 2017 projects remain unfinished
Soon you'll be asked to vote on $442 million worth of city bond projects, some for the Downtown Sports and Entertainment District.The News 4 I-Team Waste Watch...
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Texas carries out nation’s first execution since Christa Pike’s failed lethal injection
A Texas man who fatally shot a convenience store clerk was put to death Wednesday evening, becoming the 30th person executed in the U.S. this year and the first since Tennessee’s failed attempt to administer a lethal inj...