Still Helping in the Aftermath of Disaster
In Eagle Pass, and in Moore--the San Antonio chapter of the Salvation Army continues to do it's part in helping those whose lives have been turned upside down by disaster. In the tornado-ravaged Oklahoma
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Council to Take Up Hemisfair Plans
With the ink on the Governor's signature allowing the changes barely dry--San Antonio's City Council is set to take up plans for a major transformation at Hemisfair Park.
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Senate Approves Abortion Restrictions Bill
A bill seeking to tighten restrictions on abortion is passed in the state Senate, but without a provision to reduce the window for getting an abortion to the first 20 weeks of pregnancy.
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Heat Force Game Seven
The Heat beat the Spurs in overtime 103 to 100.
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Judge Denies Delay for Hasan's Trial
A military judge Tuesday refused a three-month trial delay for the Army psychiatrist charged in the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage.
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Most Wanted Fugitive Captured in SA
One of the state's ten most wanted fugitives has been taken off the streets in San Antonio.
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Small Biz Owner vs Sports Giant
Could the shoe be on the other foot? We often hear from big companies about protecting their copyrights, patents, and trademarks—this time though a Houston small business owner said he’s the victim of a trademark infringement--at the hands of a corporate giant...
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Mom Charged with Kidnapping Sons
Two local boys kidnapped and taken to Costa Rica have been reunited with their father and were on their way home Monday night.
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