San Antonio bookstore on Broadway to close after over 50 years
The building occupied by Half Price Books was also sold.
New Year’s Resolutions? Slow and steady wins the race according to this local doctor
When it comes to reaching your 2024 fitness goals, it’s important to give yourself the full year to make measured, achievable strides, according to Dr. Chad Peters. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Changing your lifestyle is a marathon, not a sprint. Dr. Chad Peters of Armadillo Sport Chiropractic knows just that. He told 3News it’s important for … Read more
Trail Blazers beat Spurs 134-128 to split two-game set in Portland
San Antonio drops to 5-26 on the season with Friday’s loss. PORTLAND, Ore. — Jerami Grant and Malcolm Brogdon each scored 27 points and the Portland Trail Blazers took advantage of San Antonio rookie star Victor Wembanyama’s absence to beat the Spurs 134-128 on Friday night for a split in the two-game set. Wembanyama rested … Read more
No. 9 Missouri beats No. 7 Ohio State 14-3 in Cotton Bowl
After finishing 6-7 with bowl losses each of the past two years, Missouri wrapped up coach Eliah Drinkwitz’s 4th season by winning 11 games since 2014. ARLINGTON, Texas — All-America running back Cody Schrader rushed for 128 yards and bulled into the end zone for a 7-yard touchdown to open the fourth quarter with Missouri’s … Read more
‘Gold for the garden’: San Antonio Composting Project takes off thanks to Alamodome
SAN ANTONIO – Christiana Wren Rodgers loves to talk about the thousands of red wriggler worms she keeps in her backyard. She feeds them only the best scraps that come right out of the Alamodome’s kitchen. “We have been consistently picking up about 23 to 25 buckets from the [Alamodome] every week [since September],” Rodgers … Read more
Man shot in head at apartment complex near Mahncke Park, suspect on the run
A man was hospitalized after being shot in the head during an attempted car robbery at an apartment complex on the North Side.
Dallas County court clerk indicted on forgery complaint in connection with letter used as basis to evict Mesquite woman
The Mesquite woman alleged in a lawsuit that she never received the notice. DALLAS — A Dallas County grand jury indicted a clerk for a justice of the peace on a misdemeanor forgery complaint for allegedly faking a hearing notice letter in a Mesquite woman’s eviction case. Lutishia Williams, the chief clerk for Justice of … Read more