San Antonio man sentenced for abusing children with special needs
76-year-old Paul Charles Zappe III was sentenced to 60 years in prison for producing child pornography.
76-year-old Paul Charles Zappe III was sentenced to 60 years in prison for producing child pornography.
Brazoria man charged in San Antonio teen's 1993 death
50-year-old Thomas Ray Galindo has been charged with the February 1993 murder of 15-year-old Emily Jeanette Garcia of San Antonio.
50-year-old Thomas Ray Galindo has been charged with the February 1993 murder of 15-year-old Emily Jeanette Garcia of San Antonio.
UT San Antonio removing 'Come and Take It' football tradition
The university’s tradition to display a giant Come and Take It flag and fire a cannon during the fourth quarter was meant to inspire fans and challenge opponents.
The university’s tradition to display a giant Come and Take It flag and fire a cannon during the fourth quarter was meant to inspire fans and challenge opponents.
FOX 7 Discussion: Texas hospitals overwhelmed with COVID-19
Dr. Jeremy Gabrysch, director of a La Vernia emergency clinic, joins Mike Warren to talk about how Texas hospitals are overwhelmed with COVID patients.
Dr. Jeremy Gabrysch, director of a La Vernia emergency clinic, joins Mike Warren to talk about how Texas hospitals are overwhelmed with COVID patients.
Texas Supreme Court pauses San Antonio mask mandate for public schools
Abbott and the state are embroiled in multiple legal battles with cities, counties, and school districts in the state’s urban areas over mask mandates.
Abbott and the state are embroiled in multiple legal battles with cities, counties, and school districts in the state’s urban areas over mask mandates.
Texas cops carry maskless woman out of school board meeting, video shows
The school board approved a temporary mask mandate last week for all students, staff and visitors who enter NISD facilities and school buses.
The school board approved a temporary mask mandate last week for all students, staff and visitors who enter NISD facilities and school buses.
Texas requests five mortuary trailers as COVID continues to surge
The trailers would come from FEMA and be stationed in San Antonio, where they would then move to various Texas locations if local leaders request them
The trailers would come from FEMA and be stationed in San Antonio, where they would then move to various Texas locations if local leaders request them
Bexar County judge grants request in lawsuit over mask mandate ban
A Bexar County judge has granted a temporary restraining order in a lawsuit against Gov. Abbott’s executive order banning mask mandates in schools.
A Bexar County judge has granted a temporary restraining order in a lawsuit against Gov. Abbott’s executive order banning mask mandates in schools.
Harmony Public Schools to offer limited virtual learning for students
The program will be available for those with a documented medical need and will provide up to 20 days of synchronous virtual instruction per academic year.
The program will be available for those with a documented medical need and will provide up to 20 days of synchronous virtual instruction per academic year.
Bandera man sentenced for possessing, producing child pornography
Michael Dewayne Sheeds has been sentenced to 50 years in federal prison followed by 20 years of supervised release.
Michael Dewayne Sheeds has been sentenced to 50 years in federal prison followed by 20 years of supervised release.
Gabriel Iglesias announces he has COVID-19, cancels San Antonio shows
Iglesias was supposed to film his Netflix special over two shows on July 17
Iglesias was supposed to film his Netflix special over two shows on July 17
Video shows teen's golf ball being struck by lightning at Top Golf
Fortunately, no one was hurt.
Fortunately, no one was hurt.
Man who took on Sutherland Springs shooter speaks on new judge ruling
U.S. District Judge ruled the U.S. Air Force 60% responsible for the mass shooting for failing to submit the gunman's criminal history into a database.
U.S. District Judge ruled the U.S. Air Force 60% responsible for the mass shooting for failing to submit the gunman's criminal history into a database.
Missing 19-year-old from San Antonio found
Texas DPS says that 19-year-old Iness Jiongo has been found.
Texas DPS says that 19-year-old Iness Jiongo has been found.
San Antonio Zoo surprises terminally ill Austin resident with flamingo
Austin resident Peggy Garrison is an avid flamingo fan and battling cancer, so San Antonio Zoo decided to surprise her with a visit from a flamingo.
Austin resident Peggy Garrison is an avid flamingo fan and battling cancer, so San Antonio Zoo decided to surprise her with a visit from a flamingo.
JBSA-Fort Sam Houston soldier found dead in his car on base
Spc. Craig A. Boylston, an active-duty Army Reserve member, was found unresponsive in his car outside his on-post lodging late at night on June 18.
Spc. Craig A. Boylston, an active-duty Army Reserve member, was found unresponsive in his car outside his on-post lodging late at night on June 18.
Texas Zoom robbery: Three suspects arrested after allegedly robbing woman on video call
The victim's coworkers in the Zoom meeting saw what was happening and started calling her boss.
The victim's coworkers in the Zoom meeting saw what was happening and started calling her boss.
Hungry hungry hippo: San Antonio Zoo residents get watermelon treats
A hippopotamus demonstrated the power of its jaws by smashing open a watermelon at the San Antonio Zoo.
A hippopotamus demonstrated the power of its jaws by smashing open a watermelon at the San Antonio Zoo.
San Antonio woman sentenced for stealing over $470K from employer
The former business manager for a Schertz company has been sentenced to around four years in federal prison for stealing over $470,000.
The former business manager for a Schertz company has been sentenced to around four years in federal prison for stealing over $470,000.
First openly gay man elected to San Antonio city council
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez has become the first openly gay man to be elected to the San Antonio City Council, defeating incumbent Jada Andrews-Sullivan.
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez has become the first openly gay man to be elected to the San Antonio City Council, defeating incumbent Jada Andrews-Sullivan.