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iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) —  Jenny Cavnar has had a long-running career in Major League Baseball, but […] The post Jenny Cavnar makes MLB history with Rockies-Padres play-by-play call appeared first on KTSA.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office needs you help identifying a "peeping tom". The post “Peeping Tom” loose in western Bexar Co. appeared first on KTSA.

San Antonio area congressmen Will Hurd and Henry Cuellar have withdrawn an amendment to allow flights from Reagan National Airport (DCA) in the Washington, DC, area to San Antonio and San Diego. The post Cuellar, Hurd withdraw amendment pushing for nonstop flights from San Antonio to DC appeared first on KTSA.

A chase that involved a Texas DPS trooper ended with a crash and an arrest late Thursday night on the Northwest Side.Authorities said the chase started in the Boerne area and reached speeds of 100 miles per hour.A DPS trooper attempted to pull over the vehicle, but the driver fled.The trooper and the other vehicle crashed in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 10 at UTSA Boulevard.The DPS trooper was reportedly not injured. The driver and a female passenger were arrested and taken to the hospital.Authorities said the driver had warrants out of Kansas.

A mother wants to raise awareness about domestic violence in relationships after her daughter was allegedly shot and killed by her boyfriend.Cameron Roby confessed to accidentally killing his girlfriend Adrienne Dameron.San Antonio police determined the shooting was not an accident and arrested him for murder.Dameron's mother, Gail Dameron, said she had no idea Roby could do something like that."We knew him," said Dameron. "He seemed like a good guy. He would always say 'yes ma'am' and 'no ma'am' and he was so polite."Neighbors at the Park on Goldfield Apartments where the shooting took place said they had a different perspective of Roby."They were always arguing on a daily basis," said a neighbor. "They would be screaming and it would be so loud. We always knew abuse was happening. We never saw it but we heard it all the time."That neighbor said she heard them arguing before she went to work Thursday morning.Now she said she is just sad nothing was done sooner to stop the shooting from happening."I feel bad because I should have done something," said the neighbor. "We all should have said something. That could have prevented all of this from happening. It just should have never gone that far." Police said an argument is what led to the shooting. Dameron said she was at work when she got the devastating news from her grandson."He told me he saw Cameron being walked down the stairs in handcuffs so he ran upstairs to the apartment and when he ran up the stairs he saw his mother dead in the living room bleeding from the head," said Dameron. "He told me he just started hitting Cameron before the police pulled him off of him. He is not in a good place right now."Before Thursday, Dameron said she never suspected Roby of being abusive but she realizes her daughter was trying to hide that from her."She had a black eye and she was always fighting but she just said she got into a fight with a girl. But her daughter told me that he hit her but she told us 'we couldn't tell you,'" said Dameron.She now believes the shooting was no accident at all."The guy that was in there when this all happened said he saw Cameron load a clip into a gun," said Dameron. "You don't load an automatic weapon with a clip and accidentally shoot somebody. That does not happen. I was in the military. Then she was holding his 5-month-old baby at the time when he shot her so how could that be an accident?"She said her daughter was on drugs for a while but was finally turning her life around. "She just got a job at the 7-Eleven," said Dameron. "She was even reconnecting with her kids. She had gotten real close to her 16-year-old helping her get through high school." Now that her daughter is gone, she wants her bruises to be a lesson to others."If you know somebody getting hurt," said Dameron. "Tell somebody. Call them anonymously but tell somebody."

Two South Texas congressman behind proposed legislation to permit nonstop flights between San Antonio International Airport and Regan National Airport next to Washington, D.C., decided Thursday in the 11th hour to postpone their efforts. U.S. Reps. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo, and Will Hurd, R-San Antonio, in the afternoon withdrew their amendment — to the Federal Aviation Reauthorization Act — that sought to remove a long-standing rule that has prevented such service from occurring. The lawmakers…

Frost Bank's parent company leader told the Business Journal that the company continues its focus on smaller, more diverse loans for its growing portfolio, which was a factor for its double-digit profit increase this quarter.

As more communities in the San Antonio area seek to woo companies, they are also pursuing the training needed to develop more talent. The latest examples are New Braunfels and Seguin, two areas ripe for economic wins, which are teaming on such an effort. The Seguin Economic Development Corp. and the New Braunfels Industrial Development Corp. have joined with Workforce Solutions Alamo to fund more than $130,000 in equipment for computer numerical control training at the Central Texas Technology Center.…

After three years of catering to the appetites of the St. Mary's Strips hungriest bar-goers, Cullum's Attaboy has moved south. Now found in front of Small Planet eBikes, Southtown's newest bike shop, Attaboy received a few upgrades and new shine, and with it new menu items. The truck joins Sweetpea trailer by Estate Coffee Co.…

It's the last hurrah for the Last Word. The Houston Street bar, opened by The Boulevardier Group in late 2014, will close out more than three years in business with three days' worth of parties.…

Twitter just handed Trump 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale a steaming shovelful of shit over his tweetstorm against Mayor Ron Nirenberg. Parscale — who appears to have a running bet with convicted felon Sen. Carlos Uresti over who can become the bigger embarrassment to the city — unleashed a two-day Twitter barrage taunting Nirenberg for not aggressively pursuing the 2020 Republican Convention. Naturally, there were plenty of tweets defending Parscale (replete with the requisite #MAGAs and predictable attacks on City Manager's Sheryl Sculley's paycheck).…