We’re known for our sizzlin’ summers, but it does get plenty cold in San Antonio and the Hill Country. During the winter months, grass goes dormant and we typically have to cover or bring in sensitive plants when the thermometer reaches 32°. Here’s when we typically see temperatures dip below freezing around South Central Texas: … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – The local nonprofit Inner City Development is kicking off its Thanksgiving 365 initiative to raise money and canned foods to feed families and individuals. “Thanksgiving 365 is an event we have to raise funds to keep our emergency food pantry for 365 days,” said Patti Radle, co-director at Inner City Development. Organizations … Read more

Smartphones are expensive. So, you want one that can handle everyday use and abuse without having to be repaired or replaced. That’s why Consumer Reports puts every phone in its ratings through some pretty tough durability testing. CR recently tested Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Max to see if online claims that it broke easily were … Read more