Two people crossing streets in different parts of town early in the morning were hit by cars and killed. One of the cases on San Antonio's Southeast Side is being handled as a hit and run.
– A man and woman who were crossing busy streets in two different parts of town early Wednesday morning were both hit by cars and killed.
RELATED: Woman hit, killed by multiple cars on NE Side; drivers tried to render aid, Universal City police say Police say the first two drivers who hit her stopped and tried to render aid, but she died at the scene.
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