Tuesday’s storms brought down power lines, trees and more. DALLAS — The Insurance Council of Texas (ICT) says around 40,000 insurance claims have been filed in relation to storm damage across North Texas and tornadoes in Temple. On Tuesday morning, storms blew the through the region with strong force — blowing down trees, damaging homes and … Read more
She got a text last week from someone posing to be the CEO of her company, asking her to spend her own money on gift cards he urgently needed. AUSTIN, Texas — Scams are nothing new, but the sophistication fraudsters are using is continually increasing. One woman in Austin was nearly scammed out of her … Read more
Arlington police say Carl David Blaylock was using a chainsaw when he hit a power line, causing him to be electrocuted Saturday afternoon. ARLINGTON, Texas — A 20-year-old died while doing tree work after hitting a power line, Arlington police said. Police said he was using a chainsaw when he hit a power line, causing … Read more
Dallas jumped out to an early lead in Edmonton, then gave up five straight goals. Somehow even worse, the Stars may have lost defenseman Chris Tanev to a leg injury. EDMONTON, AB — Sometimes, it’s your own people. The Dallas Stars dropped Game 4 of the NHL’s 2024 Western Conference Final 5-2 in Edmonton on … Read more
The district and North Park Toyota teamed up to give 12 seniors from Southwest High School and Cast Stem High School a chance at winning a free car. SAN ANTONIO — A lucky high school senior is now the proud owner of a brand new car! This was the second year Southwest ISD has held … Read more
On June 5, KSAT and the AARP invite you to join us for a special conversation about Social Security. The event takes place Wednesday, June 5, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. at Stable Hall at the Pearl. To register and attend the discussion in person, click here. KSAT will also stream the event live … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Rich Acosta said he’s concerned San Antonio’s population growth could eventually strain the real estate market. “We need apartments, and we need more housing,” Acosta, the president of My City is My Home, said. “We need more housing accessibility, and we don’t have it.” Data from the U.S. Census Bureau showed that … Read more