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Veronica Sanchez is gearing up to take on the role of Human Resources Director for the City of Cibolo, Texas. She was chosen for the position after the city conducted a rigorous selection process with over a hundred applicants vying for the opportunity. According to a statement obtained by the City of Cibolo's official news release, her extensive experience was a significant factor in her selection, coupled with her proven leadership skills and seamless fit with the local culture. She is expected to assume her new duties on May 20.

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An 11-year-old girl has been returned to safety after a tense search in Cibolo, police confirmed. Summer Roberts, the child reported missing earlier on Wednesday, was located after she did not arrive for an early morning tutoring session and failed to make it to school. The Cibolo Police Department broadcasted a public notice of her disappearance, urging anyone with information to come forward. The notice was posted on their Facebook page.

SAN ANTONIO — Two homeowners in Southtown are concerned after creepy encounters with suspected trespassers this week. Early Thursday morning, San Antonio Police were called out to a home off East Guenther Street to a report of a home invasion. “I wake up at 1:30 and my daughter is...

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SAN ANTONIO - Michael Dines has been sentenced to life imprisonment following his conviction for the murder of Kerstin Marie Taylor, a homeless woman whom he fatally shot in March of 2022. The tragic incident occurred at Dines' San Antonio residence, where he brought Taylor after encountering her. Reports indicate...

EAST TEXAS (KLTV/KTRE) - Surprise, it is extra muggy and warm again this Thursday as we wake up in the upper 60s and lower 70s this AM. Some patchy fog will be possible for your morning commute, so be mindful of the potential lower visibilities today. Expect skies to remain mostly dry for the morning and early afternoon hours minus a stray shower or thundershower as temperatures climb back into the middle 80s for highs. Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will have an easier time developing later this evening, and a few of these storms could be on the stronger side so you’ll want to be weather alert after 5 PM. The SPC does have our northwestern counties under a Slight (Level 2/5) Risk for large hail and strong/damaging winds. The tornado threat at this time is very low. We’ll remain mostly dry on Friday as a slow moving cold front crawls into ETX, leading to a big split in afternoon highs from north to south. This cold front and a potent upper-level disturbance will lead to more widespread heavy rains and a few thunderstorms starting after midnight Saturday morning and lasting through Sunday morning before drying out Sunday afternoon. We’ll likely only warm into the 60s for most on both Saturday and Sunday afternoon thanks to breezy and cool northwest winds. Thankfully, lots of sunshine is on tap for the first half of next week which will lead to a nice and quick warm up.