A San Antonio woman was sentenced to 40 years in federal prison Thursday after taking an immigrant hostage in exchange for a $6,000 ransom, according to a Department of Justice. Jailene Reyes, 28, pleaded guilty on one count of conspiracy to commit hostage taking back in January, the department s...
government
Thousands of Texas voter registration records didn’t make it to county officials on time this year. You can check if yours is among them.
business
SBED's Opportunity Link addresses business development and small, local and veteran owned business participation in public procurement opportunities.
parks
Finding affordable parking in downtown San Antonio can feel overwhelming, but the city says cheap options exist if you know where to look. “How are you supposed to enjoy the city if you got to pay $40 just to park?” said Johnny Reyes, who works downtown. Reyes is not alone in his...
schools
The Goddard School of San Antonio-Potranco is officially open for families living and working on the far West Side who need more early childhood education options. The goal was to give families a state-of-the-art option for early childhood development with a hands-on education an...
Local
Wilber Rafael Garces Perez is due in federal court in San Antonio on Wednesday as his attorneys seek his release and raise concerns about a bullet still lodged in his body....
News
The latest case was confirmed in goats in Crockett County as officials also recorded the first wild New World screwworm fly detected in a U.S. surveillance trap as the parasite continues to spread....
Local
Opponents of the San Antonio ICE warehouse detention center are organizing a protest march on Saturday. They are hoping to force local officials to adopt a tougher stance against the facility and sue the federal government to prevent its opening....
library
A group of San Antonio authors has launched a publishing co-op aimed at giving writers more control over marketing, royalties and how their books reach readers....
