CONVERSE, Texas – It’s already back to school at East Central ISD. Students returned to class on Wednesday, and it was especially exciting for the students and teachers at Honor Elementary School. “Oh, my gosh, this was such an amazing experience,” Honor Elementary School principal Stephanie Orsak told KSAT. “This morning, we had all of … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A new school welcomed its first students on the first day of classes Wednesday in the East Central Independent School District. Honor Elementary rolled out the welcome mat for the kiddos, who said they were excited and nervous about the new school year. Nathan Neuls, a second grader, said he wanted “to … Read more
All construction workers were able to escape the flames without injury. SAN ANTONIO — A fire started in a construction zone on the northeast side of the city Friday night, officials said. Fire crews responded to a call on the 3200 block of NE Loop 410 near Perrin Beitel around 10:30 p.m. Officials said fire … Read more
WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS: – Toasty weekend with highs near 100°, feeling closer to 105°+ – An isolated (20%) chance for a shower or storm possible Saturday evening – Dry and hot for those heading back to school next week FORECAST DETAILS: Good morning and happy weekend! This hot stretch of days continues across South Central Texas … Read more
You can help by opening your heart and home to save these dogs and cats from being put to death. SAN ANTONIO — Since 2011, San Antonio Pets Alive! (SAPA!) has saved the lives of 60,000+ homeless dogs and cats. SAPA! is the last chance for many of our city’s animals that were once slated … Read more
Officials believe he might be traveling in a gray 2009 Chevrolet HHR with a Texas license plate that reads: JGL2022. SAN ANTONIO — A SILVER Alert has been issued for 75-year-old Michael Tanner from San Antonio. Tanner was reportedly last seen at the 9400 block of Valley Ridge wearing a baseball hat, t-shirt and jeans. … Read more
A microgrid helped H-E-B stay open after Hurricane Beryl while most of the city didn’t have power. HOUSTON — When Hurricane Beryl knocked out power to millions of homes and businesses in July, some neighborhood H-E-B stores remained fully operational. That’s because they use a microgrid, which supplies a self-contained electrical network that generates power. … Read more