Alicia Neaves

SAN ANTONIO — Neighborhood leaders in San Antonio’s Highland Park community say at least six dog attacks have been reported since October, warning that number likely represents only the incidents they know about — and that more may have gone unreported. R... See more

SAN ANTONIO — For more than 80 years, UNAM San Antonio has served as a cultural and educational bridge between Mexico and the Alamo City. Now, the campus community is rallying behind one of its own after longtime staff member Jaime Amuchástegui lost his h... See more

SAN ANTONIO — They appear overnight, staked into medians, taped to poles and planted at busy intersections across the city. The handwritten signs advertise quick cash, houses for rent, or job offers. They’re known as “bandit signs” — and in San Antonio, t... See more

SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio family says years of saving and planning vanished in minutes when thieves stole a catering trailer packed with equipment just hours before a scheduled event. The alleged theft happened around 8:40 a.m. December 28 outside the f... See more

SAN ANTONIO — A Nigerian Catholic priest now living in San Antonio says fear has become a constant reality for families in his home diocese, as years of kidnappings and deadly attacks by extremist groups continue to disrupt daily life across parts of Nige... See more