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SAN ANTONIO — A police investigation briefly shut down the intersection of West Commerce and South Flores in downtown San Antonio, where a KENS 5 crew observed a body under a tarp with law enforcement nearby.   Police responded to the area, just a few steps from City Hall, shortly before 6 p.m. Monday, initially … Read more

If a fireplace is not cleared out after about every 50 fires, the chance to spark a chimney fire that spreads to the entire house greatly increases. AUSTIN, Texas — With all the cold weather starting up, many people may be lighting fires to stay warm. Before you do, it’s important to make sure it’s … Read more

“. . . Thirty percent of new diagnosis of dementia occurring during the months of winter,” local psychiatrist Dr. Nestor H. Praderio said. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A recent Medical News Today study showed that Alzheimer’s disease disrupts seasonal gene expression in the brain, leading to a larger number of patients needing extra support during the … Read more

“. . . Thirty percent of new diagnosis of dementia occurring during the months of winter,” local psychiatrist Dr. Nestor H. Praderio said. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A recent Medical News Today study showed that Alzheimer’s disease disrupts seasonal gene expression in the brain, leading to a larger number of patients needing extra support during the … Read more

Dia de los Reyes brings early mornings and busy ovens to San Antonio bakeries. SAN ANTONIO — Today marks Día de los Reyes or Three Kings Day, a cherished tradition in many Latin American cultures that celebrates the arrival of the Three Wise Men to baby Jesus. For many bakers across the city, the day … Read more

In addition to looking after people, the organization is also taking care of landscaping features, planters and vegetation that make the downtown area beautiful. SAN ANTONIO — With brutal cold blowing through the heart of the urban core now, the ambassadors from Centro San Antonio who can be seen on the streets downtown all day … Read more