Schertz police say a San Antonio man was arrested in connection to the case. SCHERTZ, Texas — Schertz Police have made an arrest in the case where a mother was found dead inside her apartment. In May 2023, Lisa Sipes died under what police say were suspicious circumstances. Just this week, police arrested a San … Read more
Owners will need rabies vaccines and microchips for all dogs entering the United States. BUFFALO, N.Y. — July 4th week means the dog days of summer are here. Many in Western New York are throwing their kids and dogs in the car and escaping up north to try to beat the heat at the beach … Read more
Six Flags Entertainment Corp. and Cedar Fair merged on Monday after months of planning, according to a press release. The combined company will operate under the name “Six Flags Entertainment Corporation” and be headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. Recommended Videos The release mentioned that Six Flags Entertainment Corporation’s stock will begin trading on Tuesday on … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Get ready to enter a land of “Pure Imagination” at the Wonder Theatre with Roald Dahl’s fantastical tale, “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” According to the theater, the show “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory features an original score but pays homage to the 1971 film. The world-famous Willy Wonka is opening the … Read more
Climate scientists say that extreme rain and drought are likely to become more common due to climate change. TEXAS, USA — This story was first published in The Texas Tribune and can be viewed here. Texas is no stranger to extreme weather, but it’s been a year. Massive wildfires, intense thunderstorms, widespread flooding, tornadoes and … Read more
The practice of squatting has regenerated a tricky conversation to tackle an issue surrounded by a legal gray area and intensely personal feelings of violation and helplessness. So, what is squatting? It depends on your legal guidance, but perhaps the most widely accepted definition involves a person moving into a home they do not own … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to allow cities to enforce general bans on public camping, which are often aimed at homeless people, does not appear likely to affect San Antonio. The court’s 6-3 decision overturned a California-based appeals court decision that found such laws amount to cruel and unusual punishment when … Read more