SAN ANTONIO — One San Antonio couple gets to cross going to the Super Bow off their bucket list, thanks to a sweepstakes. “I work in an industry that takes a lot out of us, in the oil and gas industry, so I’m coming to terms now that it’s real,” said Gabriel Valenzuela, who won … Read more
“This is absolutely 100% race and income based,” a Resident said. SAN ANTONIO — Shots shattered the calm Thursday night in the Jefferson Heights area when many neighbors were cooking or eating dinner. Elizabeth, who was lives near the house that was the target of the drive by attack, said “I heard about 15 or … Read more
It is a temporary metal traffic plate placed during the replacement of joints in the highway. SAN ANTONIO — With San Antonio growing so quickly keeping the highways in tip top shape is not an easy process. However, one recent temporary addition to the highway near downtown is a mess for motorists. We’re talking about … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It won’t just be the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers hustling on Sunday. Two local spots are expecting big crowds coming in to watch the Super Bowl from their football fan regulars. The restaurant Pizza Italia caters to Kansas City fans on game days, while Rod Dog’s Saloon is … Read more
“Governor Abbott and I have agreed on all but two issues. I thought his voucher bill had problems that hurt our public school students,” said Rep. Steve Allison. SAN ANTONIO — Gov. Greg Abbott was in San Antonio on Friday afternoon, joining house candidates as they campaign for the republican primary. Abbott endorsed Marc LaHood … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Walking through the doors of San Antonio Oasis usually starts with intention. “People come in looking for something. It starts with a class, but it blooms into a connection,” said Brenda Schmachtenberger, Oasis executive director. Their online catalog is abundant with virtual and in-person classes with topics in wellness, arts and humanities, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A woman charged last month with concealing evidence in the December murders of Savannah Soto and Matthew Guerra had her bond drastically reduced Friday following a hearing in 186th District Court. Appearing before Judge Miguel Najera, Myrta Romanos, 47, testified that she had been having financial troubles even before San Antonio police charged … Read more