The New Braunfels native and college student disappeared in early March near his off-campus apartment. SAN ANTONIO — Months into the search for a young New Braunfels man who disappeared in Corpus Christi, where he was attending college, his loved ones may now be one step nearer to closure. On Wednesday evening, the Corpus Christi … Read more
When officers arrived at a welfare check call on Monday they found Carrol in the street armed with a handgun. BEAUMONT, Texas — Before a 68-year-old Beaumont man with a gun had a fatal encounter with police in the street in front of his Old Town home on Monday, he leashed his dog and left … Read more
TEMPLE, Texas — A Temple resident became a millionaire after winning the top $1 million prize of a Texas Lottery scratch ticket. The resident, who chose to stay anonymous, bought the winning “VIP Millions” ticket from EZ Stop at 401 E. Adams Ave. It was the first of four top prizes worth $1 million to … Read more
Forever chemicals. What are they, where are they and how do they impact your health? KSAT Explains takes a closer look at how much of these chemicals can be in our drinking water and what San Antonio Water System and the Edwards Aquifer Authority found when testing for those chemicals. Original News SourceClick here for … Read more
A program in San Antonio is forming the future of aerospace engineering and air force careers. Aim High Flight Academy brings students selected from all over the country to UTSA to learn how to fly. It involves classroom lessons and real flight practice at Stinson Airport. For some, completing the program was one more step … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Nearly two dozen San Antonio police officers have returned from Houston after helping residents and businesses recover from Hurricane Beryl. Video shared by the Houston Police Department showed a sea of support rolling into the city, including several patrol units from different agencies. The San Antonio Police Department sent 22 people — … Read more
Product made from crushed coconut shells is helping new growth take root. SAN ANTONIO — A product that uses crushed coconut shells is helping to keep the San Antonio River healthy and well protected from erosion. They’re called Coir Logs and Michael Kollodziej of the San Antonio River Authority said the natural fiber product helps … Read more