San Antonio-area man admits pointing laser at helicopter
The laser blinded the pilot and left him unable to fly for a week. However, he was able to land safely at San Antonio International Airport.
‘Part of the family’: Boss pays off mechanic’s mortgage, allowing the Vietnam veteran to retire
It was a bittersweet moment for the owner of an auto-body restoration shop in Texas who decided to let one of his most loyal and trusted employees retire early after paying off his $5,000 mortgage.
Abducted 2-year-old San Antonio girl found, father in custody
The Bexar County Sheriff's Office says that an abducted two-year-old San Antonio girl has been found and the suspect is in custody.
Texas woman fractures mother’s skull with 10-inch crucifix
Martinez allegedly hit her mother several times across the head, fracturing her skull.
Texas middle school student arrested for allegedly bringing loaded 9mm to school: reports
The student allegedly told administrators he had brought the gun “for protection."
Central Texas drought sparks water restrictions
The dry conditions in central Texas are taking a toll on home owners and businesses alike.
Man confronts driver
A video posted to social media shows a San Antonio driver swerving on an access road and hitting a concrete barrier, according to KSAT. (Courtesy: Deandre Lewis)
Bexar County identifies woman killed in deputy involved shooting
Thursday 6-year-old Kameron Prescott was shot while inside his home in the Pecan Grove Mobile Home Park in Schertz Texas just outside San Antonio.
LIST: Closures and delays of Central Texas schools
The following is a list of closures and delays for schools in the Central Texas area.
After-school activities canceled and some schools closed due to weather
A Winter Weather advisory is in effect for several counties. The weather caused several districts to close for the day and districts that did hold classes to cancel after-school activities.
Crimewatch: Senate Bill proposed to pay for disabled officers college tuition
When officers are left permanently disabled because of an injury suffered in the line of duty... Texas law makes it optional for colleges to give those officers free tuition.