Police said a man in his 60s suffered a possible broken leg and a laceration to his forehead. SAN ANTONIO — A man in his 60s was taken to the hospital Thursday night after San Antonio police say he was struck by a vehicle while riding a bicycle on the northeast side. According to SAPD, … Read more
San Antonio celebrated rainbow crosswalks in District 1 amid speeches decrying Governor Abbott’s recent actions. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio’s iconic rainbow crosswalks took center stage as Pride San Antonio hosted its “Unity in the Community, Save Our Crosswalks” celebration Thursday night. Performances and speeches against the recent directive by Gov. Greg Abbott to remove … Read more
Check out the latest scores, photos and video highlights from Week 10’s gridiron action across South Texas. SAN ANTONIO — With just one week left in the High School Football regular season, playoff brackets are beginning to shape into it’s final form. But crazy things always happen this time of year on the gridiron and … Read more
The Silver & Black capped their first homestand of the season by making some franchise history at Frost Bank Center. SAN ANTONIO — Victor Wembanyama had 27 points, 18 rebounds, six assists and five blocked shots, and the San Antonio Spurs improved to 5-0 for the first time in franchise history by beating the Miami … Read more
The Super Sudz Haunted Car Wash will halt its spooky operations after entertaining thrill-seekers this Halloween. SAN ANTONIO — This Halloween season, we’ve taken you through haunted houses, a haunted hospital — and now, a haunted car wash. For the past four years, the Super Sudz Car Wash on Bandera Road has turned suds into … Read more
The push for smarter growth comes as Texas data centers consume millions of gallons of water and megawatts of electricity every day. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio’s data center boom is transforming the city’s skyline and economy — but one city leader says it’s time to understand what that growth means for the resources that … Read more
The potential loss of food assistance has caused growing anxiety among participants and staff. SAN ANTONIO — On Saturday, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are set to expire if the government shutdown continues. More than 3.5 million Texans could be affected. At Southwind Fields, a San Antonio nonprofit that serves adults with differing … Read more