A significant anniversary is being observed in the region. Saturday marks a somber milestone, commemorating a tragic event that occurred 60 years ago. The University of Texas Austin Tower was the site of a shooting that resulted in the loss of 17 lives.
Local law enforcement agencies are taking part in honoring those who were killed. Further information about the commemoration and the incident can be found through local news sources, including WOAI News 4 and News4SA.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
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A speeding motorcycle slammed into the back of a vehicle on a South Side highway early Sunday morning, killing a man. Police arrested the ot…
San Antonio police are investigating a South Side shooting that left a 25-year-old woman critically wounded. She was hit in the upper torso …
Armed suspect fatally shot by officers near Alderete Park, police investigating
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CONCAN, Texas — Emergency officials are urging people to get out of the Frio River after rapidly rising water levels prompted Concan Fire & …
An environmental crimes investigator with the Caldwell County Constable’s Office has died after a drowning accident in Uvalde County, accord…
SAN ANTONIO — An activist is facing federal charges after a protest turned chaotic in front of the planned ICE processing center on the city…
Saturday marks 60 years since 17 people were killed in a shooting at the University of Texas Austin Tower.
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Uvalde County Sheriff Ruben Nolasco warns the Nueces River is “unpredictable” after a drowning near Cooksey Dam. Deputies are assisting TPWD…
Police responding to a shooting call found a man in his 60s shot in the chest at a warehouse and he later died. Two people were detained, a …
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