San Antonio ranks among 10 worst U.S. metros for package theft, study finds

Before San Antonio residents start placing orders for Prime Day, they may want to keep an eye open for porch pirates. With Amazon’s Prime Day sales event running June 23-26 and a wave of online orders anticipated to follow, a new study ranks San Antonio as the eighth-worst U.S. city for package thef

‘A Special Place in Hell’: San Antonio residents push back against far West Side data center

Tempers flared during a late May public hearing about whether San Antonio residents wanted another data center in their far West Side neighborhood.  “There are already three data centers in my backyard,” one middle-aged woman railed during her time at the podium. “Now the light is in my bedroom ever

San Antonio high schooler detained by ICE on way to soccer game

U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio, is working to secure the release of a Churchill High School student being detained in a migrant prison camp an hour southwest of San Antonio. Castro’s office said the youth, whom it identified Alejandro, and his father, Jairo, were detained by U.S. Immigratio

Proposed ban on Big Bend border wall fails in U.S. House funding panel

WASHINGTON — A proposal to bar the Trump administration from building a border wall in Big Bend National Park died Wednesday in the U.S. House Appropriations Committee, after the GOP-controlled panel rejected the idea along party lines. The measure, proposed by Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo, would ha