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Investigations
Can I vote in Texas if I have past convictions?
Investigations
Texas still won't name schools with COVID-19 cases
The Department of State Health Services and Texas Education Agency are working on re-publishing correct COVID-19 data for Central Texas schools.
Investigations
Low-income families more likely to choose virtual learning, data shows
Our analysis shows low-income families are more likely to choose virtual learning for their children rather than to send them to campus this year.
Investigations
Two LMPD officers shot, more than 100 people arrested during Wednesday protests
Sgt. Lamont Washington said protesters were arrested for damaging buildings, removing concrete barricades and unlawful assembly.
Investigations
What is the deadline to apply for an absentee ballot?
We want to know what questions you have about the election. Text them to 512-459-9442 and we’ll do our best to answer them.
Investigations
‘His kids miss him dearly’ | TDCJ correctional officer one of 16 to die from COVID-19
A new report says the Texas Department of Criminal Justice leads the nation in officers killed by coronavirus.
Investigations
Defenders: Increase in retirements, resignations leads to hundreds of school job openings
Sept. 8 will be the first time this school year that many school districts have in-person classes. Every district is looking to fill positions.
Investigations
Texas may not publish COVID-19 data for individual schools
The Department of State Health Services has not decided if they will publish case counts by individual schools or by school districts.
True Crime
'It's heartbreaking' | Three decades later, families of Heidi Seeman, Erica Botello still grasping for closure
The two girls disappeared in August 1990 and were found dead the same month. The huge effort to locate them is imprinted on the memories of longtime San Antonians.
Local News
Police admit they arrested the wrong man, yet he still sits in jail
Even after the victim told police Mathias Ometu wasn't the man who assaulted her, they took him into custody on two felony charges.
Investigations
Avoid schemes on Facebook Messenger
It is an old trick with a new twist. Here's why a simple request on social media could mean less money in your wallet.
Local News
'I thought we were getting robbed' | San Antonio family says landlord tried to evict them at gunpoint
Jesse Servin said his family survived the nightmare, but still has no place to go.
Investigations
Texas still won't name schools with COVID-19 cases
The Department of State Health Services and Texas Education Agency are working on re-publishing correct COVID-19 data for Central Texas schools.
Investigations
Low-income families more likely to choose virtual learning, data shows
Our analysis shows low-income families are more likely to choose virtual learning for their children rather than to send them to campus this year.
Investigations
Two LMPD officers shot, more than 100 people arrested during Wednesday protests
Sgt. Lamont Washington said protesters were arrested for damaging buildings, removing concrete barricades and unlawful assembly.
Investigations
What is the deadline to apply for an absentee ballot?
We want to know what questions you have about the election. Text them to 512-459-9442 and we’ll do our best to answer them.
Investigations
‘His kids miss him dearly’ | TDCJ correctional officer one of 16 to die from COVID-19
A new report says the Texas Department of Criminal Justice leads the nation in officers killed by coronavirus.
Investigations
Defenders: Increase in retirements, resignations leads to hundreds of school job openings
Sept. 8 will be the first time this school year that many school districts have in-person classes. Every district is looking to fill positions.
Investigations
Texas may not publish COVID-19 data for individual schools
The Department of State Health Services has not decided if they will publish case counts by individual schools or by school districts.
True Crime
'It's heartbreaking' | Three decades later, families of Heidi Seeman, Erica Botello still grasping for closure
The two girls disappeared in August 1990 and were found dead the same month. The huge effort to locate them is imprinted on the memories of longtime San Antonians.
Local News
Police admit they arrested the wrong man, yet he still sits in jail
Even after the victim told police Mathias Ometu wasn't the man who assaulted her, they took him into custody on two felony charges.
Investigations
Avoid schemes on Facebook Messenger
It is an old trick with a new twist. Here's why a simple request on social media could mean less money in your wallet.
Local News
'I thought we were getting robbed' | San Antonio family says landlord tried to evict them at gunpoint
Jesse Servin said his family survived the nightmare, but still has no place to go.
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