Huge piles of mulch, palates of grass and art supplies filled the campus of Alamo Heights Junior School on Saturday. Back for its second year, the goal of the event was to get students, their families and school staff involved in beautifying the campus. KSAT 12′s GMSA crew was there and got reaction from some … Read more
Rico Wade may not have been a household name, but his influence resonates through the beats and lyrics of some of Atlanta’s biggest hip-hop icons. ATLANTA — Atlanta’s vibrant hip-hop community is mourning the loss of a true legend on Saturday. Rico Wade, a key figure in the city’s music scene, passed away at the … Read more
According to the IRS, about one in ten tax filers request an extension, which is a quick and easy process. SAN ANTONIO — Monday is the deadline to file tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service and if you haven’t file, there are still options, including filing an extension or filing for free under a … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Earth Day is Monday, April 22 and the City of San Antonio’s Parks and Recreation Department will celebrate with a tree and plant giveaway. The giveaway will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. during the city’s big Earth Day 2024 event at Woodlawn Lake Park, 1103 Cincinnati Ave. The city’s … Read more
According to the Austin Animal Center, there were multiple calls around 7 p.m. about two large birds roaming near the baseball fields at the park. AUSTIN, Texas — Two emus were safely captured after they were found running around Zilker Park in Central Austin on Thursday evening. According to the Austin Animal Center (AAC), there … Read more
A UConn field hockey assistant will push her father the entire length of the Boston Marathon on Monday to raise money for the Hoyt Foundation. BOSTON — Personifying the competitive spirit necessary to achieve greatness is nothing new for Chrissy Davidson Arisco, an assistant UConn Field Hockey coach. As a field hockey player at UConn, … Read more
There have been 12 potholes near the same intersection in just two-and-half years. Residents want the problem fixed for good, so they called KENS. SAN ANTONIO — Ross Haber drives though the same Miller Ranch intersection almost every day, and he’s already hit a pothole multiple times. And it wasn’t even the same pothole. “There … Read more