The NTSB urges immediate safety assessments for four Houston area bridges at high risk of collapse due to vessel strikes. HOUSTON — A recent report by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), released Thursday has raised urgent concerns about the vulnerability of U.S. bridges to vessel strikes, highlighting potential risks in Houston and the surrounding region. … Read more
The man was walking eastbound on the train tracks on South Presa Street early Friday. That’s when police say, despite the horn being blown, he was hit by a train. SAN ANTONIO — A man is in the hospital after police say he was hit by a train early Friday morning. At about 1:40 a.m., … Read more
In the past, schools received no financial reward other than the NCAA covering the cost of a team’s expenses to play in the tournament. Women’s basketball teams in the NCAA Tournament for the first time will be getting an individual share of the March Madness revenue pie. Women’s teams will earn financial incentives, known as … Read more
Coach Steve Perez balances leading the Patriots basketball team with being a dedicated father of seven daughters. SAN ANTONIO — I joked on our way to the park across the street in their family neighborhood that I could see him counting while pointing his finger at kiddo. One! Two! Three! Four! Five! Six! Seven! He … Read more
President Trump signed an executive order to dissolve the U.S. Department of Education, fulfilling a campaign promise to decentralize control to the states. SAN ANTONIO — The process of fundamentally altering the way education is managed in the United States has begun. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday to shut down the agency, … Read more
The ordinance goes into effect April 19, kicking off a 60-day warning period before drivers can expect to start getting fined. SAN ANTONIO — It’s already illegal to park a truck in a San Antonio residential area, but now there’s going to be even more spots where big rigs can’t stop for the night. For … Read more
The ordinance goes into effect April 19, kicking off a 60-day warning period before drivers can expect to start getting fined. SAN ANTONIO — It’s already illegal to park a truck in a San Antonio residential area, but now there’s going to be even more spots where big rigs can’t stop for the night. For … Read more