Incarnate Word High School sophomore, Sofia Medrano, hasn’t attended prom herself, but knows just how expensive getting prom-ready can be. SAN ANTONIO — The cost of prom can quickly add up, which is why one high schooler took the initiative to collect and donate dresses to junior and senior girls attending Lanier High School. Sofia … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Scientists in San Antonio are working on what could eventually be a new vaccine for avian flu, or bird flu. The research has been ongoing for years, but recent news has perked their ears. Three herds of cattle in the U.S., in Kansas, Michigan and Texas, tested positive for avian flu. It … Read more
Bexar County officials say a 14-year-old male was grazed in the head from a round fired at him by another juvenile at the Applewood Ranch Apartments. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office says deputies were dispatched for a shooting at the Applewood Ranch Apartments on the 6100 block of West Loop 1604. Upon … Read more
A once-in-a-lifetime event: the path of a total solar eclipse will pass through parts of San Antonio and the Texas Hill Country around 1:30 p.m. on Monday, April 8. Ideally, skies would be clear and we would have a straightforward eclipse-viewing experience: watching the gradual transition as the moon passes in front of the sun … Read more
Are name-brand paper towels worth the extra money? Consumer Reports’ testers just spent weeks putting six popular paper towel brands through a series of pick-up, strength, and absorbency tests to find out which ones clean up messes the best. “They’re not always the best option for the environment, but there are just some messes, like … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A murder trial got underway Tuesday for a man accused of fatally shooting another man at an apartment complex in the Medical Center in 2021. Tavares Anderson is charged with murder for the death of Malcolm Everett. The shooting happened in the parking lot of the Addison Apartments in the 2500 block … Read more
Dora Torrez said she would never have been able to pay the loan back. Now she doesn’t have to. SAN ANTONIO — If Dora Torrez could go back in time, she would never have signed a document for solar panels on her home. The south San Antonio homeowner thought she was going to be saving … Read more