‘Serve with honor, travel with ease:’ TSA launches new lane for uniformed service members

San Antonio International Airport is one of 10 airports across the country that will offer the improved traveler experience for military members and their families. SAN ANTONIO — For the first time, uniformed service members and their families will have an easier time going through the San Antonio International Airport. That’s because the TSA is … Read more

TSA’s ‘serve with honor’ campaign gives military families VIP treatment

San Antonio International Airport is one of 10 airports across the country that will offer the improved traveler experience for military members and their families. SAN ANTONIO — For the first time, uniformed service members and their families will have an easier time going through the San Antonio International Airport. That’s because the TSA is … Read more

‘We need help’: San Antonio Threads seeks support to stay open after losing major funding

San Antonio Threads gives new clothing and hygiene products to teenagers in foster care or youth who are at risk. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Threads is in dire need of help. CEO & Founder Cathy Hamilton said the non-profit is on the brink of closing after losing major funding. Hamilton told KENS 5 she … Read more

‘I never thought this would happen’: Son of flood victim travels to SA from Korea to lay his mother to rest

Esther Chung was identified as the 13th victim of the June 12 floods. Friends described her as a kind and giving, devoted Christian with a big heart. SAN ANTONIO — The 13th victim of the deadly flash floods in San Antonio on June 12, has finally been identified. The Bexar County Medical Examiners Office has … Read more

Houston parents sue HISD, claim school ignored requests on gender pronouns

A couple is suing HISD, alleging that school officials at Bellaire High School referred to their teen as a boy—despite the parents’ repeated request. HOUSTON — A group of Houston parents is suing the Houston Independent School District, alleging that school officials at Bellaire High School referred to their daughter as a boy—despite the parents’ … Read more