SOUTH TEXAS PRIDE PODCAST: Comedian AJ Rivas shares social media origins, how life changed after going viral
Digital creator, influencer, and comedian A.J. Rivas joined this week’s South Texas Pride Podcast to discuss his social media origins, how his life changed after going viral, and his upcoming Pride comedy show.
Second suspect arrested for robbing teens at gunpoint during Facebook Marketplace meetup, affidavit says
A 20-year-old has been charged with two counts of aggravated robbery following a meetup to buy a PlayStation that was arranged on Facebook Marketplace, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
Abandoned dogs turned dangerous, now attacking cats in far West Side neighborhoods
Residents in the Timber Ridge and Tara neighborhoods are asking for Animal Care Services to do more after dogs continue to roam the area after being abandoned for over two weeks. Neighbors told KSAT they're now attacking pet cats to survive.
Leading SA: Region leader for Alzheimer’s Association discusses research, funding and medical advancements for disease
Greg Sciuto, the leader and executive director of the Alzheimer’s Association’s San Antonio & South Texas chapter, joined Leading SA to talk about Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month in June.
Pride on the Eastside Festival provides community with HIV educational awareness, resources
Part of Pride Month is having difficult conversations about LGBTQ+ issues and replacing negative stigmas with educational awareness. The Pride on the Eastside Festival did just that in a fun and empowering way on Saturday.
Man allegedly gave underage girl meth and then sexually assualted her on multiple occassions, affidavit says
A man has been arrested after allegedly giving an underage victim meth and sexually assaulting her for several years, starting when the victim was 15 years old, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
SAPD Chief ‘cautiously optimistic’ on violent crime plan’s progress
The number of violent street crimes such as murder, robbery, non-family aggravated assault, and deadly conduct with a victim fell citywide in the first four months of 2023, but some of the worst areas for those crimes saw even bigger drops.
84-year-old man arrested for repeated bond violations after hosting drunken parties for underage victims
An 84-year-old man who has repeatedly violated his bond conditions and was reprimanded Wednesday at the Bexar County courthouse after he allegedly took someone he wasn’t supposed to have contact with to Target.