Poteet News

A 12-year-old boy killed his young cousin in Atascosa County Sunday night when authorities said he accidentally fired on her with a 12-gage shotgun.

San Antonio architects were recognized for their work here and across the country Wednesday night at the American Institute of Architects San Antonio chapter's annual awards banquet.

Disappointed but proud nonetheless, the Poteet High School Pirate Band returned to Mesquite on Wednesday afternoon.

Dripping Springs High School won the Class 4A championship at the UIL state marching band competition Tuesday night at San Antonio's Alamodome.

The Poteet High School band members sat on the parking lot's cold concrete and closed their eyes.

San Antonio police this weekend arrested a 22-year-old man suspected of robbing a 70-year-old disabled man.

Half a dozen suspected unauthorized immigrants were detained in South Bexar County on Tuesday morning after leading authorities on a vehicle chase that began in Poteet.

If you haven't seen the traveling exhibit currently on display at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Museum of San Marcos, you better get going because its days are numbered.

About two months after the former chief of the Balcones Police Department retired amid allegations of improprieties, the city has named a successor.

Neurosurgeons are constantly looking for new ways to remove delicate brain tumors.

Looking for something to do on Saturday? How about a chance to traipse through some of the coolest kitchens, bathrooms and outdoor living areas in town? Or, check out how an electric car can actually help power your house? On Saturday, the American Institute of Architects San Antonio chapter and Solar San Antonio are offering chances to see what's ...

Brackenridge/Wheatley High School Class of 1979 is meeting from 6-6:30 p.m. Friday at Brackenridge HS, to convoy to Alamo Stadium for the game against Jefferson.

Offer your condolences 1924-2009 Milton 'Cookie' Koch, a resident of Pleasanton, Texas, went to be with the Lord on Monday, Sept.

Those caught disregarding signs posted in active school zones can get fines of up to $200. By Laura Heinauer Saturday, September 26, 2009 Driving in an active school zone? Better hang up.

A "polite" message on a motorcycle in the San Antonio area is not meant to be confused with "police." But Gary Grimes said some people see it that way and drive more cautiously.

Brackenridge/Wheatley High School Class of 1979 is meeting from 6-6:30 p.m. Oct.

Police say a woman who stole fuel and a bag of Cheetos from a Pooler convenience store claimed to be Gov.

He doesn't wear a badge, but he is helping to keep San Antonio streets a little safer.

"Thirty seconds," Lauren Green warns her classmates as she places padded headphones over her ears.

From Luling's Watermelon Thump Queen to Gilmer's Queen Yam, small-town Texas is full of festival royalty, and pretty is the head that wears the crown.