Rhyma Castillo

6 days ago | expressnews.com | Rhyma Castillo

A man was critically shot and two others were injured in a shooting Friday afternoon northeast of downtown, and the search for the assailant is ongoing, San Antonio police said. The shooting occurred at approximately 4 p.m. in the 500 Block of Bee Street, according to an overnight police report. Officers were dispatched to the area after receiving calls about a shooting. They discovered three gunshot victims with various injuries.

6 days ago | statesman.com | Rhyma Castillo

Violent sex offender who escaped from Austin hospital remains at largeRhyma Castillo, San Antonio Express-News |  Hearst - Austin TransitionTexas authorities are continuing their search for McArthur Deashy Mathis, a registered sex offender with multiple violent charges who escaped from an Austin-based psychiatric hospital this week. Authorities also stated that Mathis is known to have "contacts" in multiple counties across Texas, including Grimes, Lavaca, Brazos and Gonzales.

6 days ago | expressnews.com | Rhyma Castillo

Robert Fleming Jr., the owner and founder of beloved Texas breakfast destination Magnolia Pancake Haus, has died. His "sudden passing" was announced in a grief-filled update to social media. "It is with a heavy heart and soul that we announce the sudden passing of our beloved founder, Robert Fleming Jr.," Magnolia Pancake Haus wrote in its Saturday post. The statement went on to praise Fleming for his passion in serving both customers and the community.

1 week ago | expressnews.com | Rhyma Castillo

Weeks after a judge ordered Texas Renaissance Festival founder and owner George Coulam to sell the event in a $60 million lawsuit, authorities discovered Coulam dead inside his estate in Todd Mission, Texas. This week, city authorities have revealed Coulam's cause of death. According to Grimes County Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace Mark Laughlin, the festival founder died by suicide from a gunshot wound May 21, according to Chron.com's Wednesday update. Coulam was 88 years old.

1 week ago | statesman.com | Rhyma Castillo

Weeks after a judge ordered Texas Renaissance Festival founder and owner George Coulam to sell the event in a $60 million lawsuit, authorities discovered Coulamdead inside his estate in Todd Mission, Texas. This week, city authorities have revealed Coulam's cause of death. According to Grimes County Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace Mark Laughlin, the festival founder died by suicide from a gunshot wound May 21, according to Chron.com's Wednesday update. Coulam was 88 years old.