SAN ANTONIO – The 2024 Olympics may be taking place this summer, but this week the Northside Independent School District is having their own version using mini robots. This week seventh grade students are competing in different sports with Sphero BOLT, a coding robot. “We have BOLT outside that’s going to go swimming. We have BOLT … Read more
The collaborative project takes lead on efforts to make menstrual hygiene products more accessible and challenge stigmas surrounding menstruation within community SAN ANTONIO — Periodpalooza, an organization led by local entrepreneurs and community activists is preparing for their first annual event Saturday Mar. 9, where they seek to raise enough donations to provide a year’s … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio FC fans can look forward to promotions and theme nights this 2024 season. The club released its promotional schedule this week, and that includes three different 3-2-1 nights ($3 hot dogs, $2 sodas and $1 beers) and initiatives for women empowerment and breast cancer awareness. Recommended Videos There will also … Read more
A homeowner was shot while he was investigating a vehicle break-in outside his West Bexar County home early Tuesday morning, the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office said.
Sometimes, it’s best to experience the wonder of nature in nature. And you can do that on April 8 when 31 Texas state parks will be in the line of totality during the solar eclipse. Recommended Videos A total solar eclipse is when the moon blocks the sun completely. Totality will begin at 1:30 p.m. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Coveted transfer quarterback and reigning Sun Belt Conference Player-of-the-Year Jordan McCloud is headed to Texas State to play for Bobcats head coach GJ Kinne. McCloud threw for 3,657 yards and 35 touchdowns last season for James Madison University, leading the Dukes to an overall record of 11-2. He also added 276 rushing … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – KSAT is recognizing an educator this month who has only been teaching for three years, but she’s already making a big impact on her students. Christina Williams is the lead agriculture science teacher at Clemens High School out in the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District. She’s been there for two years and … Read more