A dealership couldn’t find a part for Jim Ellis’s van after four months. KENS called Kia, and the company found the part for Ellis in less than 48 hours. SAN ANTONIO — Jim Ellis walked out to his driveway in December to find his Kia Sedona’s window broken and glass on the pavement. Even worse, … Read more
John Meaney says Beau and Malley have been vital in improving his mental well-being and assisting him with everyday tasks. BANDERA, Texas — A U.S. Navy veteran in Bandera is calling on the community to be on the lookout for his two dogs. He says he suspects they were stolen last month. John Meaney depends … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Opened in July 2022 amid an “unprecedented” wave of migrants passing through the city, San Antonio’s Migrant Resource Center could stay open through September 2026. When Congress passed $650 million for the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Shelter and Services Program earlier this month, $3 millionwas allocated directly to San Antonio. The city … Read more
Leah Goldstein is the ex-wife of Sachin Sahoo. They share a nine-year-old son. She says he’s had mental health struggles for 10 years. SAN ANTONIO — The 42-year-old man shot and killed by officers Sunday in a northwest side neighborhood has been identified as Sachin Sahoo. Police say Sahoo hit a woman with his car … Read more
Let’s hope the rain rock stays strong this week. SAN ANTONIO — There’s only one week left for Fiesta and unfortunately rain is looking to stay in the forecast into next week. Good news is weather will start off beginning with clouds, warm, temperatures and humid conditions but as we near the weekend weather changes … Read more
Let’s hope the rain rock stays strong this week. SAN ANTONIO — There’s only one week left for Fiesta and unfortunately rain is looking to stay in the forecast into next week. Good news is weather will start off beginning with clouds, warm, temperatures and humid conditions but as we near the weekend weather changes … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – There are many Fiesta traditions, from swapping medals to staking a claim on a spot to see the Battle of Flowers Parade, but using the Rain Rock to keep a Night in Old San Antonio dry might be the most eyebrow-raising to people who don’t know the reason why. The Rain Rock … Read more