Olmos Park Police Chief Fidel Villegas arrives on the scene of the investigation into Suzanne Clark Simpson’s disappearance on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024, in Olmos Park, Texas.

The search for missing San Antonio-area Realtor Suzanne Clark Simpson has returned to the wooded areas around Olmos Park, where police first began looking for her after she disappeared almost two ...

SAN ANTONIO – Nearly two weeks after the disappearance of Olmos Park mother Suzanne Clark Simpson, the city’s mayor said the search will resume within city limits.

The private memorial was held Friday morning at First Presbyterian Church in downtown San Antonio. Chandler Simpson, Suzanne Simpson’s 20-year-old daughter, told the Express-News the memorial ...

It appears the search in the Suzanne Simpson case has widened. According to local media reports, investigators are searching an area in Boerne, 30 minutes northwest of San Antonio near I-10.

Authorities in Texas are still searching missing mother and real estate agent Suzanne Simpson, who went missing three weeks ago from her San Antonio home.

Suzanne Clark Simpson, 51, was last seen around 11 p.m. in the 500 block of East Olmos, near Shook Avenue, Olmos Park police say. San Antonio Express-News Hearst Newspapers Logo Skip to main content ...

SAN ANTONIO – Suzanne Clark Simpson’s name and face have been everywhere. Despite the attention on her case and a murder charge for her husband, law enforcement has not been able to find her.

Suzanne Clark Simpson vanished after last being seen at The Argyle in San Antonio. Brad Simpson was arrested in Kendall County for unrelated charges.

SAN ANTONIO — The relatively quiet Bexar County community of Olmos Park was thrust into the spotlight this month when 51-year-old Suzanne Clark Simpson, a local realtor and mother of four, was ...

SAN ANTONIO — In the 90-degree heat, with a light and variable wind, thick dust swirls while the roar of heavy equipment fills the air at an east Bexar County landfill.