Robin Jerstad News Today

With a booming and thriving Catholic community, faith hit the jackpot in ‘Sin City.’

One writer visits the theme restaurant, with locations in San Antonio and Addison, and finds it equally unnerving and enticing.

The Democrat from San Antonio was initially sentenced in 2018 to 12 years in federal prison. His sentence was later reduced, and he will stay in a halfway house until December 2024.

Trustees approved cemented their choice of Milton R. Fields III to replace Jeanette Ball as Judson ISD superintendent.

The former Bexar County commissioner and KENS5 anchor has launched a new business and become board chair of Centro San Antonio, the downtown services agency.

The roster of eye-catching visitors that rescuers have chased include alligators, pot-bellied pigs, emus, ferrets, llamas, raccoons, owls, and skunks.

New East Side nonprofit offers help to women who have survived sexual trafficking, trauma, domestic violence, substance abuse and mental health issues.

As Fiesta San Antonio brings crowds downtown and takes over parking spaces, judges bow to reality every year and postpone jury trials.

The utility expects $979M in revenue in 2023 and to spend as much on operations, maintenance, debt and upgrades. It also plans a transfer of $33.6M to the city.

John M. Craft has been superintendent at Killeen ISD, which has about 45,000 students, since 2015. Hes set to be Northside ISDs next superintendent.