SAN ANTONIO – Looking at dozens of photographs of her daughter, Krystle, Norma Delgado started to cry. “I do anything to trade places with her,” Norma said. “She didn’t get the time to live long enough. I wish I could trade places.” San Antonio police found Krystle Delgado, 38, dead in a drainage ditch on … Read more
Corazón Ministries is expanding their hours for their day and night shelters, creating a need for more volunteers to keep operations going. SAN ANTONIO — With the frigid cold lasting through Wednesday, shelter workers want to make sure San Antonio’s homeless have a place to stay warm at all hours of the day. For that … Read more
The food bank has been hosting distribution events ahead of the icy temperatures. AUSTIN, Texas — On Friday afternoon, volunteers at the Central Texas Food Bank were stuffing boxes with canned goods and other food items to send out to the community as the region braces for the impending arctic blast. The food bank has … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – DreamWeek has officially started in San Antonio. The event kicked off Friday with a breakfast at the Briscoe Art Museum, featuring speakers such as Mayor Ron Nirenberg, District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez and DreamWeek Founder Shokare Nakpodia. DreamWeek Events (KSAT 2024) This year’s theme is “The Compassion Drive.” San Antonio’s MLK March … Read more
MEDINA VALLEY, Texas – A man in his 30s was rescued after falling into an 18-foot ditch at a construction site in Medina Valley, according to the fire chief with Bexar County ESD #2. The man, who was finishing up his work day, attempted to retrieve a ladder from the ditch before losing his footing … Read more
San Antonio – A new program will help feed millions of children this summer when they are out of school, but several states, including Texas, are not participating. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s new program will roll out in 35 states, all five territories and four tribes. The Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer Program, or Summer EBT, provides … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – When the cold comes, so can the heat. San Antonio Fire Department Spokesman Joe Arrington says the fire danger “absolutely” increases in cold weather. Nationwide, he says, firefighters see an increase in fires tied to home heating safety. “The thing we always say — and I say it all the time: ‘Predictable … Read more