Olmos Park police and the Texas Department of Public Safety are hosting a press conference on Friday afternoon to discuss new developments in the case of Suzanne Clark Simpson, according to a DPS news release.

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.

Brad Simpson was formally charged with murder in connection with the death of his wife, Suzanne Clark Simpson, on Thursday.

The mother of four and Realtor from Olmos Park was reported missing Oct. 7, one day after she disappeared. Her 53-year-old husband, Brad Simpson, remains in jail.

A bond hearing for James Cotter, a business partner of Brad Simpson—whose wife Suzanne Simpson has been missing since Oct. 7—ended without a decision at the Justice Center on Monday afternoon.

The annual event brings hundreds of people out to support San Antonio artists and learn more about the neighborhood.

The attorney for James Cotter — a longtime business associate of Brad Simpson — is demanding changes to his client’s conditions at the Bexar County Jail, accusing District Attorney Joe Gonzales and Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar of trying to coerce Cotter into cooperating.

Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales plans to challenge a motion to change Brad Simpson’s bond conditions.

Brad Simpson, who is facing a family violence charge, among others, is asking a Bexar County court to amend bond conditions so Simpson can have contact with his children, his attorney said.

As the investigation into Suzanne Clark Simpson's disappearance stretches on, legal questions arise about the possibility of prosecuting a suspect in a murder case when the victim’s body is never found.

The husband of missing Olmos Park woman Suzanne Clark Simpson faces two additional charges, according to jail records.

As national attention has focused on the small, affluent community of Olmos Park while authorities search for Suzanne Clark Simpson, crime statistics published by the FBI show how rare cases of violent crime are there.

A longtime business associate of Brad Simpson was arrested late Monday on felony charges, two weeks after Simpson’s wife Suzanne Clark Simpson was reported missing.

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 Texas Department of Public Safety said they have found no evidence tied to missing Olmos Park woman Suzanne Clark Simpson after four days of searching at a southeast Bexar County landfill.

The search for Suzanne Clark Simpson is ongoing. The Olmos Park mother of four and Realtor was last seen on Sunday, Oct. 6, and her husband, Brad Simpson, has since been charged with murder in connection with her presumed death.

For those who work with Search and Support San Antonio, it’s a never-give-up mentality. The nonprofit helps find missing people and advocates for families in their time of need.

The brother-in-law of Suzanne Clark Simpson reprimanded his jailed brother on social media for refusing to cooperate with police in connection with the disappearance of the missing Olmos Park mother of four.

Authorities have entered the third day of searching a landfill in southeast Bexar County for Suzanne Clark Simpson, an Olmos Park mother who disappeared over a week ago.

Brad Simpson is facing a federal charge for illegally owning a firearm, according to court records obtained by KSAT Investigates on Tuesday evening.

A multiple-agency search for mother Suzanne Clark Simpson is continuing at a southeast Bexar County landfill.

Brad Simpson’s bond reduction hearing for Tuesday morning has been canceled due to a federal detainer, or hold, that was placed on Simpson last week, KSAT confirmed Monday.

The Texas Department of Public Safety set up a mobile command center at a landfill on the Southeast Side amid the search for Suzanne Clark Simpson.

It’s been one week since missing woman Suzanne Clark Simpson was last seen near her home in Olmos Park.

Barton Tinsley Simpson, Suzanne Simpson’s brother-in-law, released a new statement Sunday on social media.

Federal authorities on Friday placed a hold on the husband of an Olmos Park woman missing since early this week, adding another obstacle to Brad Simpson possibly being released from jail.

The multi-agency search for Olmos Park mother Suzanne Clark Simpson has ended after 8 hours, according to Texas Ranger Kevin Wright.

The husband of a missing woman out of Olmos Park was arrested on family violence charges. Survivors of domestic violence said this case should spark a bigger conversation in San Antonio.

Suzanne Simpson's whereabouts remain a mystery

As the search for Suzanne Clark Simpson continues and her husband, Brad Simpson, remains in custody, Brad Simpson’s mother spoke to KSAT on Thursday afternoon.

Suzanne Clark Simpson has been missing since Sunday, Oct. 6. Her husband, Brad Simpson, is charged with murder in connection with her presumed death.

Heather Affleck and Camille Mandigo said they have known Suzanne Simpson for years. They said her disappearance is out of character.

A neighbor told Olmos Park police he heard screams and saw a fight between Brad Simpson and Suzanne Clark Simpson before she was reported missing, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.

The Kendall County Sheriff’s Office said Brad Simpson, 53, is facing a multi-million dollar bond in connection with family violence charges.

Multiple agencies are searching for a woman who has been missing since Sunday.

The elderly and disabled residents of a public housing apartment near Olmos Park say their elevator has been out of commission for weeks, causing fear and frustration as they try to navigate the stairs instead.

The Alamo City officially got 11.26″ of rain that day. Mike Osterhage revisits his battle getting to the station in a soaked city.

Just west of McCullough Avenue, across from the elegant homes in Olmos Park, is the Kenwood neighborhood, a once blighted area of sub-standard shotgun houses and unpaved streets.

Two local men have been arrested after federal authorities uncovered an attorney impersonation scheme.

Olmos Park Police Department is encouraging business owners to invest in security measures after seeing theft increases at local shops.

The two biggest bond packages on the ballot — $1.2 billion for the City of San Antonio and $992 million for Northside ISD — were both approved by voters.

Seven people in Bexar County were arrested in a child exploitation sting after an undercover chat operation revealed they were soliciting to minors, according to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office.

State Rep. Steve Allison represents District 121, which includes parts of north central and northeast San Antonio, as well as the cities of Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, and Olmos Park. SAN ANTONIO – A state lawmaker from San Antonio plans to file two bills in the Texas Legislature regarding the power crisis that has left residents of Bexar County and millions of other Texans without electricity and water. “But I was surprised to learn that they, too, were without power and not afforded any emergency priority treatment.”Allison plans to file the bills in the Texas House soon. “I recognize that the cow is already out of the barn and the current crisis requires far more attention and resolution so we never suffer through something like this again,” Rep. Allison said. Greg Abbott declared the reform of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) an emergency item this legislative session.

SAN ANTONIO – A shipment of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine was well received by staff at an allergy clinic in Olmos Park on Wednesday. “Right now, the priority for phase one is our health care workers and also those people living in long term health care facilities that are of older age and higher risk,” Gonzalez said. Additionally, she became the first health care worker to be vaccinated against COVID-19 at STAAMP. But with the importance of this vaccine, health care workers there say they see the opportunity to administer it as a gift in itself. Related: UT Health San Antonio urges people to ‘be COVID cautious’ over the holidays

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS – Flames and smoke were only part of the concern for firefighters as they battled a fire in a home in Olmos Park Wednesday morning. Soon after crews arrived in the 100 block of Paloma Drive around 8 a.m., it became clear they also had to worry about live ammunition inside the home. As you know it’s pretty popular and common for residents to have ammunition,” said Chief Michael Goodreau with the Olmos Park Fire Department. (KSAT 12 News)Alamo Heights firefighters assisted Olmos Park with the use of a ladder truck, and crews from Terrell Hills helped out on the ground. They arrived later and stood by watching helplessly as firefighters struggled with flames that, for about an hour, refused to die.

OLMOS PARK, Texas – Firefighters have responded to a fire at a single-story home in Olmos Park early Wednesday morning. The fire was called in around 8 a.m. at a home in the 100 block of Paloma Drive, not far from McCullough Avenue and Basse Road. Firefighters said when they arrived they found flames coming from the roof. Authorities say two people live inside the house, but that neither were home at the time of the fire. Police said ammunition inside the home at one point went off, forcing firefighters to back off.

OLMOS PARK, Texas – The Olmos Park Police Department is investigating a pair of wrecks at a roundabout early Friday morning. Officers were called around 2 a.m. to a roundabout on McCullough Avenue after receiving word of a motorcyclist being thrown off a bike. According to police, during the investigation of the motorcycle crash, a sport utility vehicle slammed on its brakes, hitting the roundabout, damaging the front tires. The motorcyclist was treated at the scene by EMS for road rash. An officer said the driver of the SUV was distracted by a passenger, but was not injured.

TERRELL HILLS, Texas – An Olmos Park mansion, described as a garden home, is on the market for the third time in its 90-year history. The five-bedroom home with four full and two half-bathrooms sits on roughly three-quarters of an acre in Olmos Park, an enclave city within San Antonio with its own government, police force and city services. Browning, the listing agent for the property, narrates the video giving insight into the history of the home. Lake Como.”The garden home was built in 1929, according to Browning, who noted that the property’s library ceiling is hand-painted. Related Headlines:$3 million dollar Terrell Hills mansion was originally built as wedding presentTake a virtual tour through Gregg Popovich’s San Antonio homeVideo gives inside look at 12,000+ square foot Terrell Hills estate

While the history behind the name, Olmos Park, is a simple find, the city's connection with World War I is often forgotten.