Also among top headlines is the story about woman who lost her baby after being terrorized by a dog and hit by a car.
Arggie Ford, 38, becomes emotional as she recalls the loss of her child. Ford, who is homeless, was seriously injured when she was hit by a car on April 22 while trying to get away from an aggressive dog. Ford’s ordeal is another example of the dangerous dog problem found across San Antonio.Thunderstorms looming over San Antonio may be keeping you indoors this weekend, so it's a good time to cozy up and catch up on the news you may have missed.
Aggie Ford’s last memory after being chased by a dog onto Bandera Road was a white car speeding toward her. Click to read about what happened to her that day, how it led to the death of her newborn baby and the dangerous dog problem in San Antonio.miodrag ignjatovic/Getty Images/iStockphotoFrom roaches to improper storage, some restaurants scored low grades on their health inspections in April.
Read about which restaurant landed on the ignominious list for handling food bare-handed and which one had “pink mold-like growth” in its ice machine.Columnist Michael Taylor explains USAA’s first loss year in over a century, what it has to do with the bigger banking picture -- and why USAA customers shouldn't worry.Police search St.
A professor and former dean at St. Mary’s University School of Law, Stephen M. Sheppard, has been barred from the campus and is under criminal investigation over a student’s allegation that he sexually assaulted her last fall, court records show.
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