GoFundMe launched for family of San Antonio-area toddler killed in dog attack

A San Antonio-area toddler died Monday in a dog attack, and one person is now in custody related to the incident. One-year-old Jiryiah Johnson died Monday evening at University Hospital after three pit bulls owned by a babysitter attacked the child, according to the Express-News. The attack happened

San Antonio fire union will fight Prop C, setting up November ballot showdown

San Antonio's politically powerful firefighters' union will fight against a November ballot measure that would eliminate the city-manager tenure and pay limits that the labor organization successfully sought to implement in 2018. The San Antonio Professional Firefighters Association voiced its oppos

USA Today calls San Antonio 'one of the best food cities in America'

A recent USA Today report praised San Antonio's thriving culinary scene, naming it "one of best food cities in America." The Alamo City was highlighted as a culinary destination in an Oct. 5 feature in the national publication's Travel section. Little surprise that USA Today travel writer Eve Chen p

Residents urge San Antonio ISD not to sell land for Missions ball park development

During a marathon San Antonio ISD meeting on Monday, roughly 100 people railed against developer Weston Urban's plan to demolish an affordable apartment complex downtown to make way for a new minor league baseball park. The proposed stadium for the San Antonio Missions would be built on the site of