SAN ANTONIO – Animal Care Services will host a Fiesta-themed pet adoption party on Saturday. ACS’ Paw-Changa will start at 11 a.m. and end at 4 p.m. It will include live music, a pop-up market, free Fiesta medals, activities, a dog training demonstration, and of course, pet adoptions. Recommended Videos “The Adoption Fiesta will celebrate … Read more
Friday, April 12, the San Antonio Zoo is offering local residents discount admissions for Locals Day. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Zoo is offering two chances to save on tickets this weekend. Friday, April 12, the San Antonio Zoo is offering local residents discount admissions for Locals Day. During Locals Days the zoo offers … Read more
If you were old enough to remember the O.J. Simpson trial, then you surely will never forget the day the verdict was released.
SAN ANTONIO – Get ready for a reel-y good time: It’s time for catfish stocking season from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The department’s Neighborhood Fishin’ program means 18 lakes across Texas (including two in San Antonio) will be stocked with channel catfish every two weeks through the end of October. The stocking starts … Read more
KHOU 11’s Ugochi Iloka spoke with Sgt. Tracy Hicks with the Houston Police Department’s Auto Theft Crime Task Force about the issue. HOUSTON — After one man had two of his truck tailgates stolen just months apart, we’re working to find out how truck owners can protect their property. KHOU 11’s Ugochi Iloka spoke with … Read more
According to the Times, the doctor made changes that denied some of his own patients from receiving liver transplants. HOUSTON — UTHealth and Memorial Hermann both released statements Friday after a New York Times report accused a Houston doctor of manipulating a national transplant database to make his patients ineligible for potentially life-saving donations. The … Read more
According to the Times, the doctor made changes that denied some of his own patients from receiving liver transplants. HOUSTON — UTHealth released a statement Friday after a New York Times report accused a Houston doctor of manipulating a national transplant database to make his patients ineligible for potentially life-saving donations. The accusations come days … Read more