While San Antonio International Airport is not among those directly affected, travelers flying through the Alamo City could still feel the ripple effects. SAN ANTONIO — The Federal Aviation Administration announced Wednesday it will reduce air traffic by about 10% across 40 airports nationwide in an effort to keep flights running safely amid staffing shortages … Read more
The city’s letter to TxDOT argues the intersection at Evergreen and Main where the rainbow crosswalk is, serves as demonstrated proof of a public safety benefit. SAN ANTONIO — The City of San Antonio is now officially requesting an exemption from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to retain its rainbow-colored crosswalks, arguing the crosswalks … Read more
San Antonio’s temperatures will near record highs of 88° on Friday before a cold front brings cooler weather this weekend. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio area will see near record temperatures on Friday as a warming trend continues through the first week of November. This week, residents have noticed cool mornings followed by warm … Read more
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the lawsuit against Roblox for “flagrantly ignoring state and federal online safety laws…” AUSTIN, Texas — The State of Texas is taking popular video game Roblox to court. Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Thursday that the state has sued the Roblox Corporation “for flagrantly ignoring state and federal online … Read more
From social media to holiday travel, scammers are looking to dash your dreams of dough. SAN ANTONIO — The holidays are rapidly approaching and Texans are getting ready to spend big bucks. But scammers are set to hop on your holiday spending to grab as many greenbacks as possible. Shopping online, booking trips, and giving … Read more
San Antonio released a report analyzing the deadly June flood, found to be “consistent with a 25-year rainfall event.” SAN ANTONIO — Nearly five months after 13 people died in a nighttime flood on the northeast side, the City of San Antonio has released a 138-page analysis of the deadly event. The report, by independent engineering … Read more
Harper, classified as a habitual offender, will be required to serve at least half of his 35-year sentence before becoming eligible for parole, under Texas law. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio man with a history of violent sexual offenses has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after violating the state’s sex offender registration … Read more