SAN ANTONIO – A nonprofit involved in laying wreaths on graves at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery is short on donations, and as a result, many may not get a wreath this holiday season. “Walking down a row and there’s wreath after wreath after wreath on a grave, and all of a sudden, it gets … Read more
Both chambers of the Texas Legislature have now passed SB 4, and it’s headed to the Governors desks. Democrats say it violates federal law and the ACLU want to sue. SAN ANTONIO — A new Texas bill would let judges order migrants to return to across the border if those migrants entered Texas illegally. State … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Ten people were taken into custody during a drug raid of a home that has been hit by law enforcement at least four times this year, according to Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar. The SWAT team was called out to the 2300 block of East Houston after BCSO’s Organized Crime Unit got … Read more
The condition is the leading cause of blindness. SAN ANTONIO — Most diabetics know that the disease can cause you to lose control of your blood sugar, lose limbs. But in tonight’s Wear The Gown with University Health, we see how the disease, over time, could make you go blind if unchecked. Retinopathy, or a … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio gun owners will have the option of turning in any unwanted firearms this weekend, in exchange for H-E-B gift cards as part of the city’s first-ever gun buyback. The “Voluntary Weapons Exchange” is the work of San Antonio Councilman John Courage (D9), who has tried unsuccessfully in the past to … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Last week, I had a miscarriage. I still can’t believe it. The tiny, beautiful creature that spent eight weeks living and growing inside of me is gone. And I miss it. They say loss takes many forms and this one was unique. In this case, I lost someone I had never met … Read more
The mother of a Robb Elementary School shooting victim is asking for your help in finding some irreplaceable items that were stolen from her.