Erica Hernandez

SAN ANTONIO – Donnell Sterling’s family should be celebrating his 54th birthday Friday. Instead, his only sister is remembering the brother she lost nearly two years ago as the man accused of killing him prepares to go on trial. Sterling was killed in Oct... See more

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio hemp business is challenging the state’s new regulations on consumable hemp products, saying the changes have forced it to pull more than $300,000 worth of inventory from its shelves. William Hunt, owner of Kingpin Kush, said h... See more

SAN ANTONIO – Eight years after Charles Roundtree, 18, was shot and killed by a San Antonio police officer, Roundtree’s family and other plaintiffs were set to have their case heard by a federal jury. Before jurors heard any testimony, the proceedings too... See more

SAN ANTONIO – Artificial intelligence is increasingly finding its way into classrooms, phones and courtrooms. But a recent case involving the San Antonio Independent School District is highlighting the risks of relying on AI without checking its work. A M... See more

Good Samaritan helps rescue man from flooded Texas creek Dangerous heavy rain has been hammering parts of Texas. In Uvalde County, more than half a year's worth of rain has fallen. The relentless rain has led to dozens of water rescues in the region. One ... See more