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A student at Byron P. Steele High School was arrested Tuesday after bringing a handgun to school, district officials said.

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Local resident ER Gordon underwent multiple surgeries for cataracts and a bypass, making him homebound.

The YMCA of Greater of San Antonio is taking their mission to the community of Cibolo. A groundbreaking ceremony was held at the Cibolo Sports Complex Thursday morning.

Cibolo swore in a new city councilman last month while it retained the service of a...

The store will be built at the corner of FM 1103 and Main Street on a 45-acre property that H-E-B has owned for more than a decade.

Select guests and dignitaries were on hand Sept. 17 in Cibolo to celebrate the opening of...

The New Braunfels Food Bank and Guadalupe County are hosting a mega food distribution on Oct. 6 in Cibolo.

The world's largest manufacturer of automatic transmissions, Aisin, opened its new plant in Cibolo on Friday.

Cibolo is the recipient of two major road projects out of the most recent Alamo Area...

A classic battle in the trenches between No. 3 Steele and No. 4 Reagan kicks off KSAT 12's Big Game Coverage for Week 2 of the 2021 high school football season.

A Cibolo couple did not let the pandemic stop them from serving essential workers a free meal thanks to a pay-it-forward idea their son thought of years ago.

San Antonio community will gain another vegan eatery this week with the opening of Verve Pie, a new spot in Cibolo that purports to be...

The great mask debate between state and local leaders has left many districts in limbo but Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District says masks will not be required on it's campuses.

Councilman Reggie Bone, 48, was arrested Sunday morning following a single-vehicle crash near the intersection of Fazio Drive and Carnousty Drive in Cibolo, according to a blood-draw warrant obtained by the KSAT 12 Defenders Monday afternoon.

Cibolo will redesign its council formation and extend its council term limits from two...

A youth soccer coach from Cibolo was arrested Monday on allegations that he sexually abused two minors for several years.

Cibolo police are investigating after a body was found in a vehicle parked outside a Walmart in the 600 block of Cibolo Valley Drive Tuesday afternoon.

As chiefs and sheriffs look to fill their ranks, they face stiff competition from other departments. The head of a statewide law enforcement union says Texas is undergoing a shortage of uniformed officers, which he largely attributes to the job becoming less prestigious.

Cibolo City Hall is temporarily closing for unexpected repairs after air samples revealed issues within the building.

It’s bee swarming season in South Texas once again and one Cibolo resident discovered this first hand Thursday morning when a swarm of bees appeared in her backyard.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Mako’s on the Creek was a relatively new posh, elegant...

The Cibolo Police Department is searching for a person, or people, responsible for a series of car break-ins last week.

Members of The Chamber of Schertz, Cibolo and Selma recently received an update from the...

A Cibolo woman warns about the danger of metal bristle grill brushes after she ingested a small wire stuck on her steak. The wire perforated her colon, and she had to have emergency surgery.

A senior at Steele High School hopes to one day practice medicine in Nigeria and bring modern medicine to some areas that are struggling.

Cibolo City Council voted 5-2 at its May 11 meeting to gather $800,000 from city reserves...

A man safely escaped his SUV that got stuck on railroad tracks moments before it was struck by an incoming train, according to Cibolo police.

Texas-based chain Willie’s Grill & Ice House may be known for lively music, rollup garage doors and kid-friendly sandboxes, but its newest San Antonio-area location...

Cibolo names Police Chief Bryan Hugghins as its interim city manager as the city...

SafeWise recently ranked the safest cities in Texas and there’s good news and bad news for San Antonio-area residents.

Cibolo City Council voted 5-1 at its April 27 meeting to eliminate SF-6 housing...

The Cibolo Center for Conservation is giving adventurers a chance to see nature from a different, darker point of view.

CIBOLO, Texas – A Cibolo boy reached a major milestone on Saturday as he celebrated his 6th birthday. Mateo Sparkman-Luna has a terminal cancer known as Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma, or DIPG. However, Luna’s family showed him that he isn’t alone in his fight and came together to make his birthday one to remember. In the meantime, Luna’s family says they will continue to make as many happy memories as they can. AdOne of the organizations that has helped Luna and his family, and even organized the birthday parade, was the Gabriella’s Smile Foundation.

At its Jan. 26 meeting, the Cibolo City Council hired an executive search firm to help seek out Herrera’s replacement. “Cibolo has been home to exponential growth over the last nine years under City Manager Herrera,” Boyle said. Cibolo City Hall remained open and fully staffed during the emergency declaration enacted by City Council. Herrera is also a current member of the Texas City Management Association. Council will recognize the city manager for his service to the community closer to the end of his contract.

SAN ANTONIO – After a rare snowfall overnight, the San Antonio area looks breathtaking from a bird’s eye view. AdAerial photos show snow in a Cibolo neighborhood on Feb. 15, 2021. (Rene Cardenas/KSAT)Aerial photos show snow in a Cibolo neighborhood on Feb. 15, 2021. (Rene Cardenas/KSAT)Aerial photos show snow in a Cibolo neighborhood on Feb. 15, 2021. (Rene Cardenas/KSAT)Aerial photos show snow in a Cibolo neighborhood on Feb. 15, 2021.

Cibolo area church leaders gathered on Main Street in Cibolo outside St. Paul’s Evangelical Church to pray for people driving by, in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on a day set aside in his honor. Cibolo Mayor Stosh Boyle helped bring together spiritual leaders from St. Paul’s, Everyday Christian Fellowship, and Refuge Church of San Antonio in Cibolo to offer a drive-by prayer service on Jan. 18. Tables with boxes of doughnuts were set up, neon cardboard signs were drawn, and a half-dozen church members stood by, inviting passing motorists to pull over to be prayed upon. From 7-9:30 a.m., and again from 3:30-6 p.m., Boyle and the church members stood by, ready to offer prayer and words of comfort for anyone driving past. He was joined that afternoon by Refuge Church children’s pastor Sarah Uhlhorn, and church member Omar Rivera, who held signs announcing the drive-up prayer effort.

SAN ANTONIO – Fans of breakfast in the Cibolo area will soon have a new spot to enjoy. Magnolia Pancake Haus announced on its Facebook page that a third location is opening on Friday, Dec. 18. The popular breakfast restaurant will bring its delicious pancakes to Cibolo right off I-35 just north of 3009. Magnolia Pancake Haus has been a staple in San Antonio for 20 years with its first location on Embassy Oaks and the second on Huebner Road.

Construction is underway on a 2,100-square-foot extension to Selma City Hall that will result in more office space, allowing for the relocation of city employees currently stationed in the Selma Stage Stop Visitor Center. Johnny Casias, Selma city administrator, said The Sabinal Group of San Antonio broke ground in August on the $2.2 million city hall addition -- one of two projects the Selma City Council approved in April, the other being a new public works building. The $1.2 million city hall addition will add 2,100 square feet to the existing structure, which occupies 8,890 square feet and was built in 2003. The new 6,846-square-foot, $1.5 million public works building is located on the city’s 2.1-acre water site on Lookout Road. “It’s never really been fully utilized for what it’s meant for.”Titterington and Shelby Griffin, special events coordinator, will staff the Selma office.

CIBOLO, Texas – A federal grand jury has charged a Cibolo businessman with wire fraud in a scheme involving online firearm sales, officials said. William Badberg, 44, who owns Bullit Proof Arms in Schertz, is charged with 12 counts of wire fraud. A federal indictment says Badberg advertised the sale of firearms on the internet, including on a website he controlled, but failed to deliver the weapons to the buyers despite being paid for the items. Homeland Security Investigations agents arrested Badberg on Monday at his home. If convicted, Badberg faces a maximum possible term of 20 years in federal prison for each count of wire fraud.

CIBOLO, Texas – Homeland Security Investigations officials say a man is behind bars following two raids on Monday. The raids were conducted at a gun shop on I-35 and FM 3009 and at a home on Penick Way in Cibolo. HSI says the investigation is in connection with wire fraud and firearms. KSAT is working to gather more details and will provide updates as new information becomes available.

Nine Cibolo streets are targeted for repair beginning in March 2021 after Cibolo City Council members drove and then ranked as many as 40 city roads. City Council met on Oct. 20 in a council workshop to discuss the ranking and repair of city streets. City Manager Robert Herrera explained that the city has issued debt of $7.5 million for road work, with nearly $5 million of that earmarked for Cibolo Valley Drive. Each road was listed with the construction beginning-and-end points, traffic counts, construction cost, and type of repair being recommended. It looks like every (city council) district gets touched,” Allen said.

The city of Cibolo has selected a general contractor to build its third fire station, a 7,800-square-foot facility on FM 1103 at Wiedner Road. The city will be building a four-bay facility with living quarters for a six-person crew as well as EMS providers. “I think this is the right decision to make for the future, I really do,” Herrera said. Councilman Steve Quinn inquired about costs associated with the station, such as furnishings and supplies for the station. Mayor Stosh Boyle turned the item over for a vote but not before expressing his hopes for the station and its service to Cibolo residents.

CIBOLO, Texas – Cibolo police are asking for the pubic’s help in identifying three suspects who were caught on video trying to break into vehicles in a subdivision. According to police, the suspects were caught on camera in the early morning hours on Thursday. In the video, one individual in a hooded sweatshirt seems to notice the camera and walks away. If you have any information about this case, you are asked to call the Cibolo Police Department at 210-659-1999 or the Guadalupe County Crime Stoppers at 877-403-TIPS. Related: Teen involved in chase may also be linked to burglary, Castle Hills police says

Every donation will receive a free movie ticket. The blood drives will take place a various Santikos Movie Theaters on select dates. The free ticket gift can be redeemed at any Santikos movie theater. To make an appointment to donate and score your free ticket, visit https://southtexasblood.org/Santikos. Over 200 blood drives were canceled during the summer due to the South Texas uptick of Covid-19.

SAN ANTONIO – A Cibolo police sergeant who lost everything to a house fire Sunday is hoping his story encourages others to appreciate how valuable their family is. We have an outpouring from loved ones, family, extended family, my blue line family. “You go through life and you just don’t know,” Soto said. “Ask yourself, what your priorities are in life,” Soto said. I value these boys and they value me.

CIBOLO, Texas – Police are asking for help identifying a man wanted in connection with a series of package thefts from porches in Cibolo. The alleged porch pirate is wanted by Cibolo Police Department for thefts that occurred on Sept. 29 in the 100 block of Hanging Moss and 200 block of North Willow Way. Police describe the man as “medium-set with multiple tattoos on arm/chest area” and add that he was a passenger in a gold-colored, older-model Honda Odyssey. Cibolo police posted photos of the man on Facebook on Tuesday morning and asked anyone with information to contact Criminal Investigations Division Detective Moses Morales at 210-659-1999. The Cibolo Police Department Criminal Investigations Division needs your assistance with identifying the individual... Posted by Cibolo Police Department on Tuesday, October 6, 2020Related:

City receives Cibolo Valley, FM 1103 road work updateThe progress of two road construction projects high on many Cibolo residents’ wish list was a topic of discussion during City Council’s Sept. 8 meeting. Cibolo Valley Drive construction continues in earnest after a weekend of full closure for box culvert installation below the road surface. Many Cibolo residents have their eyes on FM 1103, a major thoroughfare that is currently a two-lane road with turn lanes at major subdivision entrances. Councilman Ted Gibbs asked about subdivision entry points along FM 1103, concerned that some subdivisions might not see full intersections into FM 1103 when completed. “The plans have blank pages for the sound walls and several other items that aren’t germane to the road construction,” Fousse said.

SAN ANTONIO Today at 1 p.m. on SA Live, Jens at SeaWorld San Antonio for Shark Week! Hopefully, they wont take a bite out of her...Whats your favorite shark movie? Nobody takes a bite out of San Antonio like David Elder. SA Live airs weekdays at 1 p.m. on KSAT 12. Stream the show anytime from the KSAT TV app on Roku, Fire Stick, your smart TV or your smartphone.

SCHERTZ, Texas Schertz and Cibolo firefighters are teaming up to combat a massive, active brush fire. The fire broke out around 5 p.m. Thursday in the 500 block of Highway 78, according to fire officials. As of around 5:22 p.m., the fire was still very active with large bouts of smoke and heavy flames in the area. Our fire crews are working a large brush fire in the 500 block of Hwy 78 with the assistance of Cibolo Fire. Posted by Schertz Fire Rescue on Thursday, July 9, 2020Firefighters said the flames are contained and those in the area are urged to be cautious until the fire is extinguished.

Let us know on the SA Live Facebook and Twitter pages. You can grab healthy shakes that dont taste healthy at 1103 Nutrition in Cibolo. This time around, were checking out Shotgun Coffee House Roasters for summer coffee creations and a refreshing cocktail - no alcohol included. SA Live airs weekdays at 1 p.m. on KSAT 12. Stream the show anytime from the KSAT TV app on Roku, Fire Stick, your smart TV or your smartphone.

CIBOLO – For the first time since March, Steele student athletes were allowed to return to campus for organized strength and conditioning workouts under strict safety regulations due to the coronavirus.

He had to withdraw from school to begin a grueling treatment program that included chemotherapy, which ended May 19. Youre only going to finish chemo once, so we were going to go all out, said Reagans mother, Rebecca Lee. But that was before COVID hit.Lee said she remembers someone mentioning a parade as a party alternative. Further complicating things for the Lee family was the familys home-care hospice for her ailing mother-in-law, who lived with them. During Reagans treatment, yet another issue popped up a baby sister.

CIBOLO, Texas – The Cibolo Police Department is looking for a person who broke into Steele High School Thursday for 4 1/2 hours. A Facebook page from CPD says a male broke into the school around 1 a.m. and was seen on campus until 5:30 a.m. The age and identity of the person, who had on a backpack, long-sleeved Under Armour shirt, black shorts and a cold-weather hat, is not currently known. Anyone with information about the identity of the person is asked to call Cibolo Police at 210-659-1999. Those wishing to remain anonymous can contact the Guadalupe County Crime Stoppers Hotline at 877-403-TIPS(8477).

Cibolo delays major purchase amid budget uncertaintiesCibolos plan to purchase a new piece of construction equipment hit a roadblock last week when City Council tabled a motion to make a $60,000 down payment, in light of economic uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. Tim Fousse, Cibolo director of public works and capital projects, told council that the firm Enterprise Fleet Management has a vehicle available immediately. Sales tax revenue reports have not yet been released to show the impact of the stay-at-home orders that went into effect in March and extended this month. I feel a little bit better about our sales tax (situation). Herrera said the city will have received its first sales tax revenue reports by then, which will allow the city to start assessing the sales tax revenue damage inflicted by the shutdown.

Cibolo officials vote to close parks, prohibit door-to-door businessCibolo City Council members join Mayor Stosh Boyle and City Manager Robert Herrera for a March 30 special city council meeting videoconference. Cibolo City Council members join Mayor Stosh Boyle and City Manager Robert Herrera for a March 30 special city council meeting videoconference. Photo: Courtesy Photo Photo: Courtesy Photo Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Cibolo officials vote to close parks, prohibit door-to-door business 1 / 1 Back to GalleryCibolos parks and small businesses were major talking points during the citys March 30 special city council meeting to discuss the citys emergency health declaration. City Attorney Frank Garza told council that the emergency declaration does give the ability to close down private parks. The 4-3 vote on the parks closure and solicitation ban was opposed by Council Members Schultes, Steve Quinn and Woliver.

CIBOLO – Steele high school defensive backs coach Adam Harvey announced via twitter that he is leaving the Knights after seven seasons to become Defensive Coordinator at Hutto High School which is east of Round Rock.

SAN ANTONIO – A 43-year-old teacher at Steele High School and Dobie Junior High School was arrested Tuesday on a charge of indecency with a child. Eric Paul Contreras is accused of inappropriate contact with a student, according to Officer Matt Schima, public information officer with the Cibolo Police Department. Steele High School special education teacher accused of inappropriate contact with student arrested, police sayDetails surrounding the case, including if the contact was made on-campus, remain unclear at this time. Contreras is the second teacher at Steele to be accused of inappropriate actions this month. Special education teacher Alfred Villarreal, 63, was arrested March 5 in a case involving inappropriate contact with a student, officials said.

Updated March 26, 2020:Cibolo officials announced two more COVID-19 cases, bringing the total to three. One of the cases was determined to be travel-related, while the other is still undetermined. Original story posted on March 23, 2020:A Cibolo resident tested positive for the new coronavirus, Cibolo officials announced Monday. Officials are conducting a contact tracing investigation and currently believe the risk of contracting the virus from this case is “low.”Guadalupe County officials reported two additional COVID-19 cases on Monday, marking the third and fourth cases in the county. COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the new virus, stands for coronavirus disease 2019.

SEGUIN, Texas – Updated 4/30/20:On Thursday, one more COVID-19 case was confirmed in Guadalupe County, bringing the total number of cases to 81, officials said. Update 4/28/20:On Tuesday, seven more COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Guadalupe County, bringing the total number of cases to 80, officials said. Here’s a breakdown of cases in the county:Cibolo: 9Selma: 4Seguin: 5New Braunfels: 5Selma: 4Unincorporated county: 1Update 4/24/20:Three additional cases of COVID-19 are reported in Guadalupe County, totaling 68 cases, according to county health officials. The county currently has 21 recovered patients, 28 active COVID-19 cases with two patients being hospitalized outside of the county, according to county officials. Original story:The first coronavirus case in Guadalupe County was confirmed Friday, the Seguin Gazette reported.

Cibolo PD: Man surrenders peacefully, charged with attempted capital murder after standoffPublished: March 13, 2020, 8:41 amA 34-year-old man has been arrested following an hours-long standoff with the Cibolo Police Department.

CIBOLO, Texas – UPDATE: A 34-year-old man has been arrested following an hours-long standoff with the Cibolo Police Department. Ebin Robert Ford is charged with attempted capital murder. According to a Facebook post from the Cibolo Police Department, Ford surrendered peacefully around 11:15 p.m. to authorities. The Guadalupe County TX Sheriff’s Office, the New Braunfels Police Department, the Seguin Police Department, Schertz EMS, and the Cibolo Fire Department all were at the scene. ---(Original Story)Negotiations are currently underway in an active standoff situation in Cibolo, police say.

CIBOLO, Texas – A Steele High School special education teacher was arrested Thursday afternoon by Cibolo police in a case involving inappropriate contact with a student, officials said. The tipster told officials the incident involving the student and the teacher was caught on surveillance video, according to police. Judson ISD teacher arrested for aggravated sex assault of 8-year-old girl, police sayPolice said they arrested Villarreal around 2:30 p.m. Thursday. The district sent the following statement in an email to parents:"This afternoon, Steele High School special education teacher Alfred Villarreal was arrested for Indecency with a Child. After school hours on February 25, our administrative team became aware of potentially inappropriate physical contact with a student.

CIBOLO, Texas – An Amtrak train slammed into an 18-wheeler Tuesday morning in Cibolo. According to a tweet from the Cibolo Police Department, the crash happened at FM 78 and Country Lane. No injuries were reported. Cibolo police are urging truck drivers to be aware of their route and to be careful when trying to go over railroad crossings.

CIBOLO, Texas – A Cibolo Police Department officer was arrested this week after investigators from multiple states helped secure evidence showing that he created pornographic videos involving a child, according to records released Friday to the KSAT 12 Defenders. Chris Ybarra, 37, faces two charges of possession of child pornography and one charge of obscene wholesale promotion with deviant sex acts. Two images of child pornography were found in that email account, the warrant states. The case was later transferred to the Texas Rangers since Ybarra was identified as a peace officer, records show. Ybarra confessed to viewing and saving child pornography on his cell phone and to recording the video in question, according to a felony complaint filed against him.

CIBOLO, Texas – A Cibolo police officer was arrested Thursday on a charge of possession of child pornography, officials said. The Cibolo Police Department said the Texas Attorney General’s Office notified the agency that it had an active warrant for Officer Chris Ybarra. BCSO deputy arrested, accused of sexually assaulting childOfficers arrested Ybarra around 4:40 p.m., and he was booked into the Guadalupe County jail. Ybarra was placed on leave while officials investigate, Cibolo PD said. SAPD officer arrested on federal child exploitation charges, officials say

SAN ANTONIO – Cibolo police are investigating a messy attempted burglary at a CVS Pharmacy that occurred amid a series of break-ins Thursday morning. Police said around 5:30 a.m., a dark-colored Toyota Tundra truck backed into the front doors of the store located at the intersection of Main Street and Cibolo Valley Drive. Two male suspects attempted to drag the store’s ATM out as a third suspect drove the vehicle, police said. This morning just before 5:30AM, a dark colored truck backed in through the doors at the CVS located at 200 Cibolo Valley Drive. Two male suspects then ran in the door in an attempt to steal the ATM machine.

SAN ANTONIO – The Cibolo Police Department is asking the public for help in identifying two people who are wanted for questioning in a theft case. Cibolo police believe two people captured on camera have information about a theft at the Burger King inside the Walmart on Cibolo Valley Drive and West Borgfeld Road in April 2019. Anyone with information is asked to call Guadalupe County Crime Stoppers at 877-403-8477.

Heins, a 33-year-old breast cancer survivor who underwent a double mastectomy, told Jimenez she wanted to do more than just take smiling portraits of the joyous occasion. Its a unique thing to get pregnant after breast cancer. Its not very common, and its not very common to get breast cancer at a young age, Heins told the Rivard Report. All proceeds from the exhibit go directly to WINGS, a local organization that helps uninsured women in Central and South Texas pay for breast cancer treatments. I know God has a plan for me and wants me to serve others who are also experiencing their [cancer] journey.Ana Lucia Gonzales attended the show with her mother, who is a breast cancer survivor.

CIBOLO, Texas – Update: The Cibolo Police Department has closed its investigation into an alleged attempted kidnapping due to a lack of evidence and “some significant discrepancies." An allegation about an attempted kidnapping on Dec. 22 at a Walmart in Cibolo was made by a father on social media, CPD public information officer Matt Schima previously told KSAT. Schima said the father, who wasn’t there during the alleged kidnapping, took to social media, issuing a warning to other parents and families to be careful. Cibolo police are reminding the public to contact 911 as soon as possible instead of going to social media. Run for help.”He said the most important tip is to contact 911 as soon as possible instead of going to social media.

"From that session, "The Claire Project" was born. Jimenez sought out other breast cancer survivors and created a series of black and white portraits through which she could share their stories. Next Thursday, "The Claire Project" will debut at Brick at Blue Star with an opening reception and silent auction that will benefit the charity Texas Wings, which supports uninsured women with breast cancer. From local politics and culture to national news that hits close to home, San Antonio Current has been keeping San Antonio informed for years. If quality journalism is important to you, please consider a donation to San Antonio Current.

SAN ANTONIO – A man who fatally crashed his motorcycle outside a Cibolo subdivision has been identified. Aaron Zakrzewski, 38, died after he lost control of his motorcycle and crashed into a car around 5:15 p.m. Friday at the intersection of FM 1103 and Saddle Spoke, according to the Cibolo Police Department. Zakrzewski was driving northbound on FM 1103 when he struck the sedan, which was waiting to turn onto FM 1103. SAPD: Club security guard shoots man who tried to run him overThe car’s driver, 21, was hospitalized with minor injuries, according to police. No charges have been filed, and alcohol did not appear to be a factor in the crash.

Cibolo police ID motorcyclist killed after he lost control, crashed into carPublished: December 28, 2019, 3:04 pmAaron Zakrzewski, 38, died after he lost control of his motorcycle and crashed into a car around 5:15 p.m. Friday at the intersection of FM 1103 and Saddle Spoke, according to the Cibolo Police Department.

The Magnolia Pancake Haus, known for “the world’s best buttermilk pancakes,” is expanding to Cibolo, according to a Facebook post. Well Magnolians... we decided to give y’all an early Christmas present this year! It may just look like some bare land... Posted by The Magnolia Pancake Haus on Friday, December 20, 2019That’s a flipping awesome Christmas gift. The new location is expected to be ready in August 2020. Which restaurant has the best breakfast in town?

SAN ANTONIO - A trio of local incumbent mayors were elected Tuesday to another term in office. Cibolo Mayor Stan "Stosh" Boyle defeated two challengers for a second term. With 100% of the vote counted, Boyle received 1,538 votes, which was enough to avoid a runoff with Glenda Henry, who garnered 912 votes and Kara Latimer, who received 623 votes. Dan Reese defeated a familiar opponent for a second term as Windcrest mayor. Reese received 922, or 57% of the vote, compared to Baxter, who garnered 687, or 42 percent of the vote.

Avocado lovers, brace yourselves for some sad news.The collision between a big rig and tanker truck just before 12:45 a.m. on Interstate 10 in Cibolo resulted in a tasty yes, tasty spill. A KSAT report didn't provide details on their condition, however.The highway was shut down for several hours as authorities cleared the avocados. From local politics and culture to national news that hits close to home, San Antonio Current has been keeping San Antonio informed for years. Its never been more important to support local news sources. If quality journalism is important to you, please consider a donation to San Antonio Current.

A two-day directed patrol effort near Schertz and Cibolo resulted in five arrests and three major drug seizures, according to a news release from the Guadalupe County Sheriff's Office. The following suspects were arrested in the directed patrol effort:Austin Robinson, 24, charged with manufactory and delivery of a controlled substance up to 400 grams. Joshua Gonzales, 20, charged with possession of marijuana up to five pounds and three counts of manufactory and delivery of a controlled substance. Alejandro Granado, 18, charged with possession of marijuana up to five pounds and three counts of manufactory and delivery of a controlled substance. Daisy Trejo, 20, charged with possession of marijuana up to five pounds and three counts of manufactory and delivery of a controlled substance.

SAN ANTONIO - The mayor of Cibolo, who was arrested in July on suspicion of tampering with a governmental record, has been arrested once again. Stan "Stosh" Boyle, 43, is accused of aggravated perjury and tampering with a government document with intent to defraud, according to arrest records. Records show Boyle reapplied to run for mayor in the upcoming November election. The arrest in July was related to Boyle's first application to run for mayor. The city of Cibolo released the following statement:"This is a legal matter between the Guadalupe County Grand Jury and Mayor Boyle.

The mayor of Cibolo, who was arrested in July on suspicion of tampering with a governmental record, has been arrested once againCopyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.

A decades-old drug charge could force Stan "Stosh" Boyle out of his position as Cibolo's mayor, depending on the outcome of a special city council meeting tonight.

SAN ANTONIO - A decades-old drug charge could force Stan "Stosh" Boyle out of his position as Cibolo's mayor, depending on the outcome of a special city council meeting tonight. Court documents show Boyle was convicted of "conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute" and sentenced to four years of probation. Removing him would take a vote by three-quarters of the city council - in this case, five out of the six remaining members. The mayor has been otherwise mostly quiet in the run-up to tonight's meeting, though he is expected to speak during the hearing. Nor, Garza said, could either he or the city secretary force Boyle to removed from the November 2019 ballot.

Already in political hot water over a decades-old drug case, Cibolo Mayor Stosh Boyle is now in legal trouble because of it. Copyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.

CIBOLO, Texas - Already in political hot water over a decades-old drug case, Cibolo Mayor Stosh Boyle is now in legal trouble because of it. "Stosh" Boyle pleaded guilty in 1998 to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute MDA, or ecstasy, and was sentenced to four years of probation. Cibolo City Attorney Frank Garza said neither he nor the city secretary have the power to keep someone from running for office. Nowadays, if your political opponents can't beat you at the ballot box, they attempt to misuse our justice system to thwart the will of the voters. If my political opponents thought otherwise, they were sadly mistaken.

CIBOLO, Texas - Cibolo Mayor Stan "Stosh" Boyle faces the possibility of being removed from office over revelations of a decades-old drug charge. "Stosh" Boyle pleaded guilty in 1998 to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute MDMA or Ecstasy five years earlier, in 1993. Following the 5-2 vote for a hearing, Boyle said he did not "fully accept the forfeiture of office." The U.S. Department of Justice told KSAT that no one by the name Stanley J. "Stosh" Boyle "has ever applied for, been granted or denied clemency."

Mayor of Cibolo could be forced out of office after decades-old drug charge revealedCopyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.

SAN ANTONIO - Cibolo police are looking for two men who they say are involved in several car burglaries in the Cibolo area. Both men are hooded on a Ring security video. One man is recorded opening two parked cars and taking items from inside, a Cibolo police Facebook post showed. They are described as being between the ages of 18 and 23 by police. If you have any information, please contact Detective Rick Kershaw at 210-659-1999, or send anonymous tips to the Guadalupe County Crime Stoppers Hotline at 877-403-TIPS (8477).

A supplier for Toyota and other automakers is expected to break ground in September on a new manufacturing plant in Cibolo that officials say will provide 900 full-time jobs. Copyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.

A man who lives in Cibolo said he was asked invasive and personal questions by police while being stopped for a minor moving violation. Copyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.

CIBOLO, Texas - Cibolo police have posted a picture on Facebook of a truck they believe was involved in a hit-and-run incident and they're hoping someone can lead them to its owner. Cibolo police said they believe the truck to be a gold or champagne colored GMC Sierra 1500 extended cab, with a model year of 2000 to 2004. The truck has a stepside bed, which police said is relatively rare for the model and year. According to the post, the truck may have been involved in a hit-and-run in the 500 block of Stonebrook Drive the afternoon of June 19. Anyone with information is asked to contact CPD Detective Rick Kershaw at 210-659-1999 or the Guadalupe County Crime Stoppers Hotline at 877-403-TIPS (8477).