John Martins

Over 600 San Antonio residential notices to vacate have shaken up the local housing authority, Opportunity Home. Tenants deemed delinquent for a year or more received these startling notifications, with amounts due ranging wildly from $1 to over $10,000. In a recent board meeting disrupted by protesters decrying what they termed a "mass eviction," Opportunity Home board members themselves expressed shock at the developments, as reported by the San Antonio Report.

A Texas House committee attributed the state's largest wildfire to a decayed power pole, citing equipment neglect and poor agency coordination.

Art and nature are colliding in a big, bold way at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, where colossal bunnies now hop among the foliage in the form of large sculptures that make up the new Huntopia: Bunnies, Birds, & Butterflies exhibit running through early November. According to a San Antonio Report, visitors will find themselves amidst a fluffy of ceramic and glass-tiled bunnies, towering toucans, and clusters of butterflies courtesy of New York artist Hunt Slonem.

Over 1.5 million residents in Texas could soon be facing a harsh return to life without high-speed internet as the Affordable Connectivity Program is slated to end, leaving not only Texans but approximately 23 million Americans in a tough spot. According to FOX San Antonio, this vital pandemic-era benefit, which offered low or no-cost internet to eligible households, has used up its funds. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) warns that come May, benefits will be reduced, and by June, absent Congressional action, there will be nothing left.

Kendall County Sheriff's Office hosts "Coffee with a Cop" to enhance dialogue between police and the community.

A Texas man was confined to federal prison for five years after threatening a massacre at a convention of conservative youths in Florida. Alejandro Richard Velasquez Gomez, 20, of San Antonio, levied his threats via social media against the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit in Tampa, a gathering organized for conservative activism on college campuses aligned with Donald Trump's ideology.

San Antonio residents can expect a murky start to their day with fog and possible drizzle this morning, but it's not all gray skies ahead. According to the

As student protests intensified at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA), pro-Palestine advocates not only weathered muggy conditions and marched through campus but also secured a face-to-face with a university official, according to the San Antonio Report

A San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) civilian employee has been slapped with charges of indecency with a child, authorities said. Jason Michael Gonzales, who works as a communications supervisor with the department, was indicted by a Bexar County grand jury and arrested this week, as per court records obtained by KSAT Investigates. The indictment stems from an incident that took place in May 2019, when Gonzales is accused of having a girl, who was younger than 17 years of age, to touch him inappropriately.

Luna's admitted deed, a robbery designed to ensnare Zavala via a dating app, culminated in a tragic scene where Zavala was discovered unresponsive with a chest wound in the driver's seat of a truck that had collided with a utility pole and despite the efforts of paramedics to save him, was declared deceased at the hospital, and Bexar County Criminal District Attorney Joe Gonzales stressed that "Today's outcome reinforces our commitment of ensuring justice for the victims of violent crimes," and with these words he sought to offer a measure of solace to the grieving family of the victim, Gonzales conveyed in a statement obtained by FOX San Antonio.