Family of San Antonio woman shot by police during mental-health episode sues city

The four children of Melissa Perez — the 46-year-old woman shot and killed by a trio of San Antonio police officers last month during a mental health crisis — have sued the city and the officers involved. SAPD's "formal and informal" policies and the policymakers' past failures to hold cops accounta

Barbie Party: Here's where you can celebrate the movie event of the summer in San Antonio

The highly anticipated Barbie movie will be released in theaters Friday, July 21, and several San Antonio bars and restaurants are gearing up with parties that will have attendees feeling pretty in pink. We’ve rounded up a handful of Barbie-themed parties to help fans plan their plastic and fantasti

Texas House and Senate reach a deal on how to cut property taxes

After a monthslong standoff among Texas’ top Republicans, state GOP lawmakers finally struck a deal Monday on how to cut Texans’ property taxes. The $18 billion compromise between the Texas House and Senate — which includes more than $5 billion approved for relief in 2019 — would give increased tax

DWI arrests in San Antonio up nearly 20% since 2020

Drunk driving arrests in San Antonio are up nearly 20% over the past three years, according to a recent KSAT report citing data from the San Antonio Police Department. What’s more, the Alamo City is on pace to eclipse the number of DWI arrests last year, with 54 drunk driving arrests over the Fourth