Here are some ways to protect your family from the silent killer — carbon monoxide poisoning. HOUSTON — When temperatures go down, calls for carbon monoxide poisoning go up. That’s because carbon monoxide is produced by some of the most common ways we get heat — burning wood, propane, charcoal and other fuels. It’s colorless … Read more
Training program shows community members how to provide hands-on help. SAN ANTONIO — Many people have heard of birth doulas. They are people who help moms welcome new babies into the world, but there’s a local non-profit that has a one-of-a-kind program to help people who are at the end of their lives. In a … Read more
San Antonio’s star rookie dropped dazzling dimes and made history with one of the shortest triple-double games in NBA history. SAN ANTONIO — “Worst team in the league” is a title no franchise wants to bear, and in a battle between two leading candidates Wednesday night the Spurs smacked the Pistons 130-108. Victor Wembanyama recorded … Read more
SAPD Chief William McManus said the man, a former BCSO deputy, was shooting multiple rounds from inside his apartment on the first floor. SAN ANTONIO — An early-morning shootout involving police on the west side of town ended when an officer’s bullet hit the suspect. San Antonio Police responded to the 6900 block of Timbercreek Drive, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – CPS Energy is warning customers after receiving reports of people trying to impersonate its employees. The utility offered the following information to protect yourself from imposters: Company vehicles have a CPS Energy logo, and employees wear uniforms with our logo and will have an ID badge with their employee number. CPS Energy … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio City Councilman Manny Pelaez has rescinded his support for a resolution supporting a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, prompting Mayor Ron Nirenberg to forego scheduling it for an upcoming meeting as planned. Pelaez, who is considering a run for mayor next year, had joined Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez (D2) and Councilwoman … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — Many people have heard of birth doulas. They are people who help moms welcome new babies into the world, but there’s a local non-profit that has a one-of-a-kind program to help people who are at the end of their lives. In a peaceful setting in north east San Antonio at the Abode … Read more