“[We’re] letting people know that, don’t try to bring these types of items in this particular way, because we’re going to find them,” Dan Velez said. NEW ORLEANS — TSA agents around the country come across hundreds of prohibited items. Last year, there was a very spicy find at Armstrong Airport. So spicy, that it … Read more
The property the church sits on would first need a zoning change. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A historic space in Louisville may be turned into a hotel. Developers proposed on Wednesday a plan to turn the vacant Highland United Methodist Church in Cherokee Triangle into a 26-room boutique hotel. Neighbors were invited to give their input … Read more
Despite being held scoreless in the first half, Alperen Sengun had 25 points for the Rockets. MIAMI — Coby White scored 30 points and Zach LaVine made a big 3-pointer with 1:46 left in overtime, helping the Chicago Bulls top the Houston Rockets 124-119 on Wednesday night. LaVine finished with 25 points, 13 rebounds, seven … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Jill Laymon, who lives in the College Park neighborhood, says the problems with loud music, noise, and overflow parking on their residential streets have been consistent since the opening of the Sand Box restaurant in 2018. “The first three years, I think we kind of felt like we were spinning our wheels. … Read more
On Saturday, Jan. 6, the family said Ray and his mother went to help a family member who got a flat tire off 410 near Alamo Downs Parkway. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio man was killed while changing a flat tire. The family said 40-year-old Ramon ‘Ray’ Saucedo was helping his family when a … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Haven for Hope is prioritizing families ahead of the first hard freeze of the season. “We’ve been operating over capacity for about two years now, and last night, we slept 1,720 individuals and families all together,” said Terri Behling, communications director of Haven for Hope. Behling said the organization has been utilizing … Read more
Here are some ways to protect your family from the silent killer — carbon monoxide poisoning. HOUSTON — When temperatures go down, calls for carbon monoxide poisoning go up. That’s because carbon monoxide is produced by some of the most common ways we get heat — burning wood, propane, charcoal and other fuels. It’s colorless … Read more