KINNEY COUNTY, Texas — According to officials, a Texas DPS Trooper disrupted a human smuggling attempt and rescued two children on Nov. 3 in Kinney County. A video posted by an official with the Texas Department of Safety shows the driver was carrying seven people in the vehicle including two children. Four people fled from … Read more
“Message to the fans: We appreciate you all,” Devin Vassell said. SAN ANTONIO — To say the Spurs fanbase is excited for the new season would be a huge understatement. The fans have been anticipating the new era in the franchise’s history with Victor Wembanyama on board and have been packing the Frost Bank Center … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio-based company says it is changing the way solar and energy facilities conduct vegetation management. Renu Robotics developed a robotic mower that can be found in solar farms across the United States, including airports and Air Force bases. “We provided a map, and it knows where to go. But it … Read more
MEDINA COUNTY, Texas – A Medina County justice of the peace was reprimanded by the state and ordered to go through sexual harassment training last month after telling a female county employee via text message that he sometimes has naughty thoughts about her, records obtained by KSAT Investigates show. The punishment of Precinct 3 Justice … Read more
The Russian doping case has forced the U.S. figure skating team to already wait more than a year and a half for their medals from the 2022 Winter Olympics. LAUSANNE, Switzerland — A verdict in the Beijing Olympics doping case of Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva should be given by the end of January, the Court … Read more
LOS ANGELES – With new categories, SZA, and “Barbie” — there’s a lot to discuss regarding the 2024 Grammy Award nominations. Who didn’t make the cut? What were the best surprises of all? Let’s take a look. NEW BLOOD? There’s a lot to love about the nominations for the 66th Grammy Awards — and quite … Read more
The move comes as the playoff prepares for its expansion to a 12-team format next season. IRVING, Texas — Lt. Gen. Richard Clark, the superintendent of the Air Force Academy, was announced Friday as the new executive director of the College Football Playoff. Clark will replace Bill Hancock, who is retiring, and will take over … Read more