A former San Antonio police officer accused of bribery and possessing child sex abuse material is asking the Supreme Court to review a ruling that allowed prosecutors to use evidence obtained from his cellphone.
While the nation’s attention was focused on the presidential election, a significant shift took place in the Fourth Court of Appeals, which oversees Bexar County.
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State officials are seeking an order from the Texas Supreme Court to lift an injunction that allows Bexar County to mandate masks in public schools.
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SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Justice Luz Elena Chapa, with the Fourth Court of Appeals, held a digital town hall Monday morning to answer some of the biggest questions San Antonio children had regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Both the mayor and Justice Chapa helped put their minds at ease with answers. Yes, some people might be pretty sick, but scientists and doctors think that most people will be OK, especially children,” Mayor Nirenberg said. Mayor Nirenberg's COVID-19 Children's Town Hall We will be live for a Children's Town Hall on COVID-19 where Mayor Ron Nirenberg will connect with San Antonio's youngest residents to answer questions about the current pandemic. Mayor Nirenberg said pandemics typically occur every 100 years, and the city is doing all it can to combat the affects of the coronavirus.