South Texas’ ongoing, long-term drought is drying up springs, lakes, and rivers. Here are the numbers.

South Texas is no stranger to drought and aquifer concerns. However, the latest iteration of a years-long dry stretch is pushing us to levels we haven’t seen before. In some cases, this is cause for concern. In others, it’s not time for panic yet. Recommended Videos As always, water is a complex political, environmental, and … Read more

Keep an eye out! Tips to help you spot severe weather scams, prevent them

SAN ANTONIO – Hurricane Beryl continues moving toward Mexico, and scammers could be watching closely to take advantage of disaster situations. The Federal Trade Commission is warning people about what to look out for after a weather emergency to help people avoid scams. Recommended Videos Some common things seen after a natural disaster include the … Read more

‘Well, I have something for your little boy’ | Texas mother with 2 Black children says neighbor hung noose in his yard to threaten them

The woman said he even hung a noose out in his yard, directly in front of her house and she spoke out about it at a Manvel city council meeting earlier this week. MANVEL, Texas — A Manvel mom reached out to KHOU 11 News after she said her outcry for help fell on deaf … Read more

Centro Cultural Aztlan celebrates 47th anniversary with El Gran Día de los Artistas on July 20

SAN ANTONIO – Centro Cultural Aztlan is celebrating its 47th anniversary with El Gran Día de los Artistas on July 20. The event will feature an artisan market showcasing original works by local artists, live painting and art demonstrations. There will also be fine art exhibits, live music and poetry performances with one-hour intervals throughout … Read more