DirecTV will start with a sports bundle, but said it planned to launch bundles in other genres soon. WASHINGTON — DirecTV is launching a package aimed at viewers who watch mostly sports. The MySports skinny bundle was announced on Tuesday and will feature 40 sports and broadcast channels. It will launch in 24 markets with … Read more
A judge ruled to temporarily prohibit the club from shooting. A hearing regarding that order is in two weeks. Meanwhile, a nearby school is getting involved. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio gun club is forced to temporarily put down their weapons after their neighbors made accusations the club operates like a “drinking fraternity” and … Read more
“We’re keeping them behind the counter as customers walk in and ask for or request for eggs. We’re limited to one tray per customer,” said Abo Mused. SAN ANTONIO — You may have seen empty shelves when you were looking to buy eggs this week, and the bird flu is to blame. According to local … Read more
Official Inspection Station has been forced to go from eight to two stations while laying off at least a dozen employees. SAN ANTONIO — Starting Wednesday, non-commercial drivers in Texas will no longer need to get their annual safety inspection for vehicle registration, which comes after lawmakers passed legislation in 2023 doing away with the … Read more
Mad Dogs British Pub’s Terry Corless has experienced only improvements in foot traffic year-after-year of the Valero Alamo Bowl. SAN ANTONIO — Tens of thousands of college football fans are packing San Antonio ahead of the 32nd Annual Valero Alamo Bowl, which marks yet another big win for local businesses. The Colorado Buffaloes are set … Read more
This year was another massive year for growth and development in North Texas. DALLAS — This year was another massive year of growth in North Texas. These are some of the biggest developments that were announced and got underway in 2024. Communities along Lake Texoma, a popular playground for visitors from Dallas-Fort Worth, saw some … Read more
A fire destroyed Juanita Vallejo’s mobile home on Dec. 12, including most of the tools she and her husband use to make a living. SOMERSET, Texas — For years, Juanita Vallejo has been chopping wood for barbecue joints across the area, selling it for $5 a crate. “I’m not about just trying to show you … Read more