NEW YORK – When Paul Giamatti made “Sideways” with Alexander Payne, he stayed in a little house in the middle of a large vineyard. At the end of a day of shooting, he would drive home in darkness, with the hills of Napa Valley around him. Giamatti was then a respected character actor, but this … Read more
Jayson Hefner ran 26 miles carrying a 100-pound bag on his back. SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Marathon update: Jayson Hefner tried but didn’t break the world record for running a marathon carrying 100 pounds on Sunday. He ran the California International Marathon in 5:43:48. Hefner explained his performance and thanked his supporters in an Instagram post. “Was … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – If you want to visit the San Antonio Zoo before the end of the year, Monday may be the day to do it. The zoo is offering discounted admission on Dec. 4 for all Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day. Bexar County residents can get in for just $8 per … Read more
Ginobili helped cut the ribbon to officially open the Frost Bank Plaza. SAN ANTONIO — When Spurs great Manu Ginobili first came to San Antonio in 2002, he had no idea about the community or Texas. But soon learned how fast San Antonio took him in as one of their own. “I got here 21 … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The KSAT fall garden is thriving. The late start to the fall like temperatures after a hot summer has allowed for plants like tomatoes and peppers to continue to produce. But is it too late to plant winter veggies? Ideally, you would have started already, but there is some good news. “Following … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Members of the Boy Scouts of America Alamo Area Council Pack 285 brought some Christmas cheer around town on Sunday. Cub and Boy Scouts sung carols at the San Antonio Police Department north substation. The group sang the holiday favorites and then walked over to a brighten the day for residents at … Read more
Last month, schools leaders voted to close several campuses after years of low enrollment. SAN ANTONIO — Some families is San Antonio ISD are choosing where their child goes to school next year. It’s the district’s latest effort to help students impacted by the recently approved “rightsizing plan.” Last month, schools leaders voted to close … Read more