Christian Moreno was sentenced to 18 years in prison while Abiliene Schnieder was sentenced to 15 years in prison for a dog attack that killed an elderly man.

One of the owners whose dogs killed an elderly San Antonio man gave conflicting statements during a police interview that was shown in court Wednesday.

Janie Najera has never sat down for an interview, but chose now because she wants justice for her husband.

The widow of a San Antonio man who was killed in a dog attack in a West Side neighborhood in February 2023 testified Tuesday in the punishment phase of the case involving the dogs’ owners.

The first day of punishment in the deadly dog attack case from February of 2023 began today.

The Najera family is suing the City of San Antonio and City Attorney Andy Segovia for damages arising from “a grievous and preventable tragedy.” The lawsuit was filed on Friday.

The punishment phase for a couple at the center of a deadly dog attack resumes on Wednesday.

A man says he's grateful New Hampshire’s governor came to his aid when he started choking during a lobster roll eating contest.

Christian Moreno and Abilene Schnieder face up to 20 years in prison.

A couple charged in a deadly dog attack from 2023 pleaded guilty on Tuesday instead of going to trial next month.

One of the owners of two dogs that attacked and killed a man testified in court on Wednesday in hopes of getting the charges dismissed.

Christian Moreno and Abilene Schnieder were charged with injury to the elderly and a dangerous dog attack resulting in death.

From deadly dog attacks to the drought and remorseless summer heat, San Antonio saw its share of sad, scary and frustrating news events in 2023.

Christian Moreno and Abilene Schnieder charged with dangerous dog attack resulting in death and injury to the elderly.

Christian Moreno charged with injury to the elderly and dangerous dog attack resulting in death

Allstate insurance company has filed a lawsuit against the dog owners involved in a deadly attack in February, asking a judge to release the company from any obligations to pay the victim’s family in the case.

San Antonio lawmakers are taking notice of the dangerous dog problem in the city and the state, and have filed three bills to better protect the public.

A West Side neighborhood’s struggle with one home that made life a “nightmare” has raised questions about what, if anything, can be done about nuisance homes.