Marcus Risen

2 days ago | myfoxzone.com | Marcus Risen

SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs have one of the most storied histories in the NBA. Want proof? Look at their trophy room: Five championships are definitely history book-worthy. But the way they won those championships was through the draft. Every Spurs championship team's top players were drafted by the Silver & Black—from David Robinson to Tim Duncan to Manu Ginobili to Tony Parker. Even Kawhi Leonard was acquired by San Antonio on draft night.

3 days ago | myfoxzone.com | Marcus Risen

STANTON, Texas — People who have ever drove through Stanton have probably seen a huge sign that says: "Welcome to Stanton: Home of 3000 Friendly People and a Few Sore Heads". "And I think most old sore heads are dead, but I could be wrong," Martin County Historical Society President Mike Black said. Friendly people and sore heads are who you can expect to meet if you enter the Stanton city limits. Limits that started with a completely different name.

3 days ago | myfoxzone.com | Marcus Risen

MARATHON, Texas — The Marathon Public Library is the smallest accredited library in the state of Texas, but after 70 years, they won't be holding that distinction for much longer. "I mean, the books on the ceiling are not all the way to the ceiling because we want it," said Erin Albright, board president of Marathon Public Library. Book by book and brick by brick this little library has been in the heart of Marathon for the past 70 years.

4 days ago | myfoxzone.com | Marcus Risen

BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — A medical caregiver has been accused of assaulting a 91-year-old patient, the Bexar County Sheriff's Office says. Sheriff Javier Salazar said in a press conference that 54-year-old Balinda Garza Eady assaulted the elderly victim several times over the course of two months. BCSO says Eady works as an in-home healthcare provider for Senior Buddies. Instead of working in a group home, providers go to the home of the person they are caring for.

1 week ago | wfaa.com | Marcus Risen

CIBOLO, Texas — A 72-year-old romance that started in a movie theater — but not on the screen. The year was 1953, and Joe Blackmon was an usher at the theater. While on the job, someone in the audience caught his attention. Enter Yvonne, who was talking with her friend. Blackmon used his flashlight to shed a light on her to start a conversation. Little did he know, he was shedding a light on the love of his life, as they quickly started dating. Shortly after, they were married.