The injured passengers and pilot were inside the balloon’s basket when rescue personnel arrived. INDIANAPOLIS — A hot air balloon struck power lines before crashing to the ground over the weekend in northwestern Indiana, injuring the pilot and the two passengers, officials said Tuesday. The balloon contacted the power lines Sunday evening in Hebron, Indiana, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Roosevelt High School didn’t have to go very far in its search for a new head football coach and athletic director, as they already had the man for the job on staff. The North East Independent School District school announced on Tuesday that assistant coach Darnell Barnes has been promoted to the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Burger fans can rejoice because San Antonio Burger Week is right around the corner, and it’s all for a good cause. San Antonio Burger Week, which benefits the San Antonio Food Bank, starts on June 14 and ends on June 24. Recommended Videos During that time, 29 local restaurants will sell specialty … Read more
REAL COUNTY, Texas – Roadkill is a common sight for motorists in Texas, but one Hill Country sheriff posted about a rare animal that was hit over the weekend. Real County Sheriff Nathan T. Johnson posted that a black bear was struck and killed by a Chevrolet pickup truck on Saturday night. Recommended Videos In … Read more
In a Spanish-language post to his Facebook page, the 78-year-old “El Rey del Acordeón” addressed his fans, apologizing for the cancellations. SAN ANTONIO — Ramón Ayala announced the cancellation of his upcoming farewell “El Principio de un Final” tour, which was scheduled to stop at the Freeman Coliseum here in San Antonio on Oct. 4. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Legendary Norteño artist Ramón Ayala has canceled his 2024 tour, which included a stop in San Antonio. In a Facebook post on Monday, Ayala said he is working to reschedule dates on his “El Principio de Un Final Tour 2024.” Recommended Videos All previously announced dates were canceled by causes outside his … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Opening a mortuary on a college campus has never been done, but it’s been the goal for Mary Mena, the mortuary science program coordinator at San Antonio College for more than a decade. “That idea started about 16 years ago, actually. And here it is, 16 years later that we have our … Read more