If you’re looking to add to your Fiesta medal collection, here are the Fiesta medals now available. SAN ANTONIO — As San Antonio’s beloved Fiesta celebration nears, local businesses and organizations have started to make their official Fiesta medals available to the public. If you, like many, participate in the medal-collecting tradition that dates back … Read more
If you’re looking to add to your Fiesta medal collection, here are the Fiesta medals now available. SAN ANTONIO — As San Antonio’s beloved Fiesta celebration nears, local businesses and organizations have started to make their official Fiesta medals available to the public. If you, like many, participate in the medal-collecting tradition that dates back … Read more
Winds and flames were a problem for the fire department as they tried to battle fire. SAN ANTONIO — Richard Herrera said the early morning explosions outside his west side home were so loud, he thought a driver had crashed into his home. “I would have thought I had a car in my wall! That’s … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Have the embers finally cooled between the City of San Antonio and the union representing its firefighters? The San Antonio Professional Firefighters Association will begin negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement with the city on Thursday morning, 10 months before its current contract ends. SAPFFA president Joe Jones hopes this time will … Read more
Twenty hotel rooms on Anastasia Island will become new homes for veterans. The ink is still drying on a real estate deal that will turn a hotel into homes for veterans in St. Augustine. It will be the first of its kind in St. Johns County. The Old Town Inn is less than a mile … Read more
Politics dominates just about everything these days, so it may seem like we’re always in campaign season. But there are many more moving parts when it’s a presidential election year. Recommended Videos Primary vs. Caucus If the word caucus conjures up the word Iowa for you, there’s good reason. Since 1972, Iowa has held the … Read more
A federal jury found a former investigator with the Waller County District Attorney’s office guilty of money laundering and attempted possession with intent to distribute heroin, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Texas announced Tuesday.