If free is your thing, then this weekend is for you. From free doughnuts to free events around San Antonio, there are plenty of ways to have fun on a budget this weekend. Here are some of the upcoming events taking place around the Alamo City. Recommended Videos Happening all weekend BLANCO LAVENDER: The 19th … Read more
San Antonio police said 33-year-old Miguel Angel Marquez was shot and killed outside his home off South San Marcos Street back on May 19. SAN ANTONIO — Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest in the murder case of a 33-year-old San Antonio father. San Antonio Police said 33-year-old Miguel … Read more
Inspire Dental is known for serving people with disabilities. But now, vulnerable patients are dealing with uncomfortable conditions. SAN ANTONIO — A dental clinic that specializes in serving people with disabilities says their work is being put at risk. As the city deals with heat warnings, Inspire Dental of SA is left without air conditioning. … Read more
The pastor at Grace Lutheran Church said these preventative measures will help keep the community safe and the church standing. However, underlying issues still need to be addressed.
SAN ANTONIO – Construction is underway on the Northeast Side as part of the massive I-35 NEX Central Project. This work will be one of four access points for the future elevated highway system stretching from Bexar to Guadalupe counties. This week, I-35 near Loop 1604 is experiencing closures for construction, leading to headaches for … Read more
The coming season will be the first with a 12-team playoff after 10 years of it being a four-team event. WASHINGTON — The first year of the 12-team College Football Playoff will kick off with a first-round game on Dec. 20 and conclude with the title game one month later in Atlanta. The CFP announced … Read more
18-year-old Dylan Lee, a graduate of Medina Valley High School, will begin basic training at JBSA Lackland June 25. CASTROVILLE, Texas — Up, up and away. Medina Valley High School graduate, 18-year-old Dylan Lee, has his eye on the skies. Out of thousands of new recruits from the class of 2024 in our area, he’s … Read more