SAN ANTONIO – Ryan Brown had a desire to check in on his children and get to know their Castle Hills Elementary School campus better in an effort to ensure their safety. Brown became a Watch DOGS (Dads of Great Students) volunteer at his kids’ school to help. Recommended Videos “It was a great opportunity … Read more
BOERNE, Texas – It’s a big day for the baseball team from Boerne, as they play their first game in the Little League World Series on Thursday. The team is playing against the winner of the Mid-Atlantic region in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Recommended Videos It’s the first time the San Antonio area has had a little … Read more
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS: For the 5th day in a row temps are forecast to reach 100° Drought conditions are expected to worsen Extended forecast remains dry and hot FORECAST: Good morning! It’s always impressive just how consistent a heat high can make our weather. With it sticking around, temperatures will not deviate from a low near … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A major change could be coming to a downtown San Antonio park, as City Council members are set to vote on imposing a curfew at Hemisfair during a Thursday meeting. If passed, the park would close at 11 p.m. and reopen at 5 a.m. The park is currently open 24 hours a … Read more
Stephanie’s husband, 52-year-old James Mendoza, tried to take his own life but survived. He faces murder charges. SAN ANTONIO — A daughter made a horrific discovery after she found her mother stabbed to death. Police say it was at the hands of her husband. It unfolded on the south side of San Antonio, at a … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — The St. Francis of Assisi Mobile Loaves & Fishes just recently reached a major milestone. The ministry just marked serving one million meals. Every day, volunteers serve food across San Antonio. The kitchen located at the Catholic church, off De Zavala Road, is a well-oiled machine. Some of the volunteers include Julie … Read more
A developer plans to release up to 4 million gallons of treated wastewater into Helotes Creek every day. Landowners and environmentalists are pushing back. HELOTES, Texas — Grey Forest landowners are celebrating their first victory against a developer seeking to dump millions of gallons of treated sewer into Helotes Creek every day. On Wednesday, the … Read more