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'It was scary' | Southtown homeowners describe creepy encounters with unwanted guests
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...
Funeral headstone business owner arrested again, accused of felony theft
SAN ANTONIO – The owner of Angelic Monuments was arrested again, this time on new charges, according to court records. Elena Moreno, 47, is charged with theft between $30,000 and $150,000, a second-degree felony. San Antonio police said an arrest warrant was executed Tuesday for Moreno. She was released...
Mini Fiesta King and Queen born at Methodist Hospital on Fiesta’s opening day
SAN ANTONIO – We have a new Mini Fiesta Newborn King and Queen in San Antonio!. Both babies were born at Methodist Hospital on the opening day of Fiesta and dressed to celebrate the beloved local tradition. The hospital dressed up the newborn Mini Fiesta King and Queen and...
Celebrate Earth Day with tree giveaways, educational activities at these San Antonio events
SAN ANTONIO – Earth Day is Monday, April 22, but businesses and organizations around San Antonio will celebrate early with events this weekend. The City of San Antonio’s Parks and Recreation Department will host a tree and plant giveaway on Saturday at Woodlawn Lake Park, and the San Antonio Zoo will have a Party For The Planet celebration with live music and educational activities.
Neighbors in northwest San Antonio concerned about partially collapsed retaining wall
SAN ANTONIO — People who drive on busy Kyle Seale Parkway near Cedar Creek Golf Course have been watching a retaining wall partially collapse, and watching with concern. They say the huge hole visible in the wall isn't the first failure in the northwest-side area. Now they're wondering what's being done to address the danger before it worsens.
As City Council enters budget season, one San Antonio leader wants to start from scratch
SAN ANTONIO — On Thursday, San Antonio city council began discussing the budget for the 2025 fiscal year, with each councilmember outlining their priorities for funding. Councilmember Marc Whyte, who represents district 10, wants a complete overhaul of the system. For the 2027 fiscal year, he wants city council to start from scratch, calling his proposal 'zero-based budgeting.'
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