The iconic movie snack gets its own day and several San Antonio movie theaters are celebrating with special deals. SAN ANTONIO — The weather is still pretty chilly, which means this weekend is the perfect time to head out for a movie and some popcorn. Sunday, Jan. 19, is National Popcorn day and several San … Read more
He last had contact with his family on Christmas Eve. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office wants your help finding a 40-year-old man last seen off of I-10 and UTSA Boulevard in December. Ramon Avila Jr. is 5’7″ tall, weighs about 220 pounds and has brown eyes and black hair. He was last … Read more
It’s a social mixer to support San Antonio high school students seeking higher education. SAN ANTONIO — On Tuesday, students will be able to reach for new heights and they’ll have a little professional help during the 9th Annual Dream Big Mixer. It’s a DreamWeek event supporting the Dream Big Scholarship Fund for minority youth … Read more
Police say the victim was pinned underneath the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. SAN ANTONIO — A woman was hit and killed late last night by a suspect who lost control of their vehicle while fleeing from police on the south side. It happened around 12:15 a.m. in the 600 block of Pyron … Read more
ARLINGTON, Texas — With Mike McCarthy out as Dallas Cowboys head coach, several names have come up as potential matches for the now-open position, and Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders is in the mix. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has reportedly been in talks with Sanders for the job, WFAA’s Joe Trahan confirmed. Sources confirmed that … Read more
Roadrunners women’s basketball is making great strides, led by the top scorer in the American Athletic Conference in Jordyn Jenkins. SAN ANTONIO — Weeks ago, when asked how she viewed their close season-opening loss at Texas A&M after going on to win seven straight, Karen Aston was blunt. “I’ll tell you that we’re still mad … Read more
Margaret Guerra said she had no power Friday when CPS Energy cut hers off before freezing cold arrived. SAN ANTONIO — The winter weather means higher energy costs to heat homes, and some San Antonio residents are struggling to keep up with their bills. Margaret Guerra said she had no power Friday when CPS Energy … Read more