Man shot, killed southwest of downtown, SAPD says
San Antonio police are investigating after a man was shot and killed just southwest of downtown early Friday morning.
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Friday Finds: Summer ice cream flavors to try
SAN ANTONIO – Texas social media creator Emily Hill has been busy this summer, trying out all different kinds of new ice cream flavors made by Texas brands. Here’s are some of her must try suggestions, for this week’s Friday finds. Recommended Videos ALSO: Texas content creator offers suggestions on what to try this summer … Read more
‘Stuff the Bus’ event helps needy families secure school supplies to begin new school year
SAN ANTONIO – One way for students to get a head start on a new school year is to get them the tools they need to succeed — school supplies. But for many families in San Antonio, buying school supplies can be a challenge. That’s why Blue Cares, a nonprofit of the San Antonio Police … Read more
Home-swapping trend to save money on lodging grows in popularity
SAN ANTONIO – Booking lodging at a hotel or even an Airbnb can be costly, especially if you have an extended stay. That’s one of the reasons why the “home-swapping” trend is growing in popularity. Karen Roe is from San Antonio and she has been swapping her home for years, since right before the COVID-19 … Read more
It’ll be a fairly quiet weekend. Next week is a different story.
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS: Isolated showers and storms possible this afternoon, mainly south of Highway 90 and Interstate 10 A few more pop-ups on Saturday, but most stay dry By Sunday evening the pattern becomes more active Good rain chances arrive starting Monday and staying with us most of next week FORECAST: Good morning! It wasn’t heavy … Read more
Abandoned hog found in rural community now looking for a pigture-perfect home
Neighbors like Bonnie Carr are looking for someone to sweep this swine off her feet. SAN ANTONIO — Neighbors in a rural southeast-side community say a 200-pound hog called “Pigpig” has been roaming the neighborhood alone since early June. They’ve taken turns feeding her, leaving water on their porches and tossing food over the fence … Read more
Despite a 2019 law banning them, Leon Valley still has red light cameras. Why?
Two bills trying to resolve the issue of remaining red light technology stalled in the last legislation session. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — Leon Valley is the last city in Texas to be using red light cameras, even though the technology is banned in the the state. Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill prohibiting the use … Read more