San Antonio's East Central High School secured after call about shooter

Officials with the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office declared  East Central High School “secure” after a Monday morning call about an active shooter prompted a law-enforcement response. In a Facebook post, BCSO said the office received a call “stating there was a shooter at East Central High School,” lo

San Antonio filmmaker recalls time he recorded Jimmy Buffett interview on private island

It had been two years since filmmaker, cinematographer and San Antonio native Steve Acevedo (Love and Baseball) started shooting the documentary Parrot Heads about the loyal fan base of singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett when he got a call to pack his bags for Key West. The film's director and co-write

Off-duty San Antonio cop charged with DWI after his truck was stuck on median

An off-duty San Antonio police officer was arrested early Saturday on suspicion of drunken driving after his truck was found stuck on a North Side traffic median, KSAT reports. Authorities charged officer Eric Duffin with misdemeanor DWI, and the San Antonio Police department has temporarily suspend

New anti-DEI law for public Texas colleges presents hiring challenges

As the state’s public colleges work to dismantle their diversity, equity and inclusion offices in accordance with a new law, three university chancellors on Friday discussed at The Texas Tribune Festival how the law’s impact has interfered with hiring efforts. Senate Bill 17, which goes into effect