Month: January 2024

SAN ANTONIO – Margaret Pena, 84, said her backyard has flooded every year since she moved into the Harlandale-McCollum neighborhood. “Since 1978, which is well over 40 years,” Pena said. “The water has nowhere to go.” LEARN MORE ABOUT OTHER NEIGHBORHOODS In the Harlandale-McCollum neighborhood, residents like Pena said there are lingering issues with the … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – Growing neighborhoods usually means growing traffic concerns. That’s what KSAT found on the streets next to IDEA South Flores. The charter school opened in 2013 and as it has grown, so have worries from people who live in the area. “Traffic has really gotten a lot worse. I grew up not too … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – “Like a small town… within the big town San Antonio.” That’s how Kat Herrera, the spokeswoman for the Harlandale-McCollum Neighborhood Association, described the community of Harlandale. But decades ago, Harlandale wanted to be its own town. The headline of a San Antonio Express-News article dating back to 1930 read, “Charges hurled in … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – Instead of wearing the Edgewood ISD badge, the district’s police chief said Officer Tina Egleston is in the hospital under a medically induced coma. “They’ve had to drill a hole in her head to relieve the swelling,” Edgewood ISD police chief Jesse Quiroga said. Quiroga said Egleston was the woman critically injured … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – Janice Perryman has already gathered her bank statements and W-2′s. Crooks are calculating, too, and she knows it. “I’m really mindful of, you know, fake people,” she said. “I usually try to call, you know, find out something. I don’t react on it right away. “ Now, the Internal Revenue Service and … Read more