Alicia Neaves
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Columbia, SC, United States
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One arrest made in Medina County FBI raid
It's a story that has many of you clicking, wondering why dozens of agents swarmed a home in Medina County. → Read More
Grandmother mugged steps away from front door, suspect on the run
It happened off Parkwood Drive near Rittiman, blocks away from Fort Sam Houston. → Read More
'It's a dangerous situation': Why stealing an air conditioner is more serious than you'd think
Intentionally cutting a refrigerant line is violating federal law regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, punishable by a hefty fine and jail time. → Read More
Governor Abbott to state agencies, public universities: Stop hiring based on diversity
The governor's office says hiring based on anything other than skills and qualifications is illegal. → Read More
Sheriff gifts handcuffs to father of Andreen McDonald
After a jury reached its conclusion in the trial of Andre McDonald, reporters witnessed a moment never seen before. → Read More
Guitarist Curley Mays talks performing with the biggest names in blues and soul music
The Beaumont native now lives in east San Antonio, where he performed at the Eastwood Country Club years ago. → Read More
On the can and on the lam: Burglars leave stinky surprise at historic King William home
"[The criminals] were walking in like they owned the place." → Read More
'It looks like a battlefield': Thick ice downs trees, cuts power in Stone Oak
Thousands lost power around 4 a.m. Wednesday and reported the lights turning back on around 6:30 the same evening. → Read More
'It was tremendous': Midland church's mission to support Uvalde blossoms into one giant celebration
Local businesses from Midland and Odessa joined forces to donate 55 briskets, 100 bicycles, manicures, haircuts and more to Uvalde. → Read More
Seguin Fire, EMS to receive ballistic equipment
In many cases, firefighters and EMS crews show up first on a scene. Now, Seguin Fire and EMS crews will have the same protective equipment as other first responders. → Read More
Screeching noise to deter homeless at west side Dollar Tree turned off, for now
The manager told SAPD that the noise is coming from a sound machine that was installed to keep solicitors away from the property, located off Culebra and Zarzamora. → Read More
San Antonio couple finds four bullet holes in home after New Year's Eve
SAPD believes it to be the result of celebratory gunfire. Investigators also discovered a bullet on the floor, inches away from where the couple watches TV. → Read More
Billboards around San Antonio raise awareness of rising anti-Semitism
San Antonio is one of at least six cities nationwide where these billboards were put up, with the goal of sparking productive conversations. → Read More
Uvalde CISD announces interim superintendent as Hal Harrell prepares to retire
Gary Patterson is expected to take over soon, following Hal Harrell's official retirement. → Read More
Olympian trains to become flight paramedic at JBSA Fort Sam Houston
Growing up, Noah Akwu had three dreams: Attend college in America, run in the Olympics and join the U.S. military as a flight paramedic. → Read More
Nest Program at south side hospital gives baby supplies to mothers in need
With new laws banning abortions, hospitals are anticipating more babies to be born. A south side hospital is preparing baby supply bags for mothers in need. → Read More
'At the wrong place at the worst time': Uvalde family says shooting victim isn't a gang member
Two people were shot and four were arrested following a shooting at Uvalde Memorial Park Thursday. Investigators say it stemmed from a months-long gang dispute. → Read More
'So scary that a cold did this': San Antonio boy hospitalized after common cold triggers asthma
Doctors at The Children's Hospital of San Antonio say more kids are being admitted with asthma. More children are also coming down with a cold. → Read More
Possibly 'cursed' clock stolen from SA historic site
Doors kicked in, dolls heads ripped off, beloved artifacts nowhere to be found. That's what was discovered at a south side historic site over the weekend. → Read More
'Nobody would ever want this to happen to their child': Parents react to alleged hazing incident at Alamo Heights
Adult sources inside Alamo Heights High School say even the victims of the alleged hazing will miss football games. → Read More