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“My brother is probably dogging me right now for losing,” Rocha said after his eviction from the CBS reality TV show. 

The San Antonio carpenter is back on the block. Here’s why he may be sent home this week. 

The accident happened early Saturday on the city’s Northeast Side, near Eisenhauer Road. 

The San Antonio carpenter could be voted off the show if he doesn’t save himself in veto competitions Wednesday and Thursday. 

A UTSA grad who is now head of a federal counterterrorism office and three local companies ranked among the best employers also topped the news.

How much will school vouchers help defray the cost of private school and the death of a beloved Harlandale coach also topped the news. 

A favorite puffy taco spot is closing and the Texas House approves a full THC ban also made headlines.

The accident happened on Southeast Loop 410, approaching Moursund Boulevard. Police are investigating.

The 200-acre site will showcase regional trees and other plants. It will also feature a variety of public gathering spots and educational settings. 

A pedestrian was stuck by multiple cars while attempting to cross a Northwest Side highway.

A teen’s family disputes a fatal track meet stabbing and a trial over a surgeon with dementia also topped the news. 

The closing of Stixs & Stone restaurant and patent suits against H-E-B, Taco Cabana and a slew of other companies also topped the news. 

Speeding cameras, Wembanyama’s record-setting rookie card topped the news

VA layoffs, Abbott on abortion law topped the week's news

Police said the man was walking back to his car when he was struck by a passing motorist.

Officers responding to a call for shots fired found the teen behind an apartment building with a single gunshot wound.

An illegal exotic game hunting operation and a $100 million verdict against San Antonio-based USAA also topped the week’s news. 

Flaco Jimenez hospitalized, Wemby jersey given to tiny fan up for auction tops the week's headlines.

Renaming Gulf of Mexico, Teso Life’s San Antonio plans topped this week’s headlines.

USAA bank cited for unsafe practices, Texas A&M band alum says he faked playing topped this week's headlines.