“It was not going at the right speed. It looked like there were no engines running,” a witness told WFAA. MCKINNEY, Texas — A small plane crashed after taking off from the McKinney National Airport on Thursday morning, officials said. The crash was reported around 10:30 a.m. in the area of County Road 317, which … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Dr. Bryan Everitt remembers June 27, 2022, with haunting memories and heavy feelings. “It’s terrible,” Everitt said. “It’s inhumane, and I hope it never happens again.” First responders found at least 60 migrants that day in an abandoned tractor-trailer on Quintana Road. Fifty-three migrants did not survive. The incident was deemed one … Read more
Some mosquitoes carry diseases and Corpus Christi Vector Control works to prevent them from getting to humans. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — After all the recent rain in the Coastal Bend, you might notice an influx of mosquitoes around town. Experts say when water pools, that is where their eggs are and eventually mosquitoes will come. … Read more
The nonprofit’s mission is to be a reference point to all veterans in the community and assist them in achieving their goals reminding them they have a purpose. BEAUMONT, Texas — On Thursday Southeast Texas Veterans 4 Veterans was awarded a $5,000 grant from TEGNA Broadcasting and 12News. The nonprofit’s mission is to be a … Read more
“For me, it hurts like it was the first day,” said Rafala Ortega, whose loved one was among the 53 migrants who died on June 27, 2022. SAN ANTONIO — Thursday marks exactly two years since the deadliest human smuggling case in United States history. Fifty-three people were killed trying to cross into the U.S., their … Read more
On this week’s edition of Doc Talk, Dr. Amy Cobb, University Health’s pediatric service line medical director, joined Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur to answer KSAT 12 viewers’ health questions. Original News SourceClick here for San Antonio HOA Management RELATED STORIES'They are encouraging it'; HOA holds decoration contest with 'Griswold' category, then threatens fam…City staffer … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio International Airport can best describe its expectations for the summer travel season in one word: busy. That’s based, in part, on recent trends. Jacob Tyler, an airport spokesman, the airport completed a full year of consecutive record-breaking crowds in May. Based on figures from the Transportation Security Administration, the number … Read more