Residents at the Diamonte Apartments face a health hazard from a clogged sewer line that’s spilling waste on the ground and into a storm drain. SAN ANTONIO — First you hear the sound of running water and then it’s the smell. People who live at the Diamonte Apartments in the 3700 block of East Commerce … Read more

The Tuesday afternoon crash unfolded in the area of Hermitage Circle and South Presa Street. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio authorities say no injuries were reported when a Union Pacific train appeared to hit a white SUV on the south side Tuesday afternoon.  Officials responded to the area of Hermitage Court and South Presa Street … Read more

A lawsuit the Texas American Federation of Teachers filed Jan. 6 argues Mike Morath “unleashed a wave of retaliation and disciplinary actions against teachers.” AUSTIN, Texas — This article originally appeared in the Texas Tribune.  One of Texas’ largest teacher unions wants a federal court to block Education Commissioner Mike Morath and the state education agency … Read more

Monterrey Metal Recycling Solutions says it doesn’t matter how many lights you bring in – you’ll leave with something. SAN ANTONIO — When the holidays are over and decorations come down, many people are left with tangled strands of Christmas lights and one big question: What should you do with them? Before throwing them in … Read more

The National Transportation Safety Board, a federal agency, is investigating the fatal crash. SAN ANTONIO — The man who died when a small plane went down in a rural area of Fredericksburg over the holiday season was identified as Gillespie County resident Richard Bills, according to Sheriff Chris Ayala.  The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said … Read more