A handful of conference leaders and college athletic department heads have been vocal the need for better NIL regulation. USA, — As college athletes ink multi-million dollar deals for everything from commercials to social media posts and endorsements, NCAA leaders have practically been begging Congress to step in and regulate. So far – it’s been … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio football great Priest Holmes ran for thousands of yards and dozens of touchdowns at Marshall High School all the way to the University of Texas and the NFL. But in retirement, he traded carrying the football for fishing rods. Holmes is hosting the third annual Fishing Lines at Christmas Time … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Joy is a feeling every child deserves, but some children who have experienced trauma don’t feel that until they land in a safe home. “We’ve been foster parents since 2020, so a little over three years now. And it originally started with us having infertility issues and then wanting to wanting to … Read more
Angie Jehn says lawmakers need to take action after seeing violence at two San Antonio HEB’s Monday. SAN ANTONIO — On Monday, shootings took place at two H-E-B parking lots which is now sparking conversation over what lawmakers should do to combat gun violence in San Antonio. A mother and 3-year-old child were grazed by … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Most business economists think the U.S. economy could avoid a recession next year, even if the job market ends up weakening under the weight of high interest rates, according to a survey released this week. Although there is much more optimism on Wall Street, Main Street is struggling with rising costs. Local … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The Wonder Theatre is closing out the year with the classic musical “Meet Me In St. Louis.” This show contains theatrical favorites like “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” and “The Trolley Song”. According to the theater, the show “takes audience members on a musical journey back to the early 1900s, on … Read more
Nearly one out of every six adults has trouble hearing, but many people who could benefit from a hearing aid don’t have one. “Buying a hearing aid is easier and more affordable than ever,” Consumer Reports’ Catherine Roberts said. “If you have mild to moderate hearing loss, you don’t necessarily need to see a doctor … Read more