Giselle De Leon is inspiring students while exploring the Pacific aboard the Nautilus. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio STEM educator Giselle De Leon is currently aboard the Exploration Vessel Nautilus, mapping unexplored regions of the Pacific Ocean near the Marshall Islands as part of an international science team.  The mission, which began in late July … Read more

With the quorum broken in the ongoing special session, it remains to be seen when flood-related legislation may be voted on. SAN ANTONIO — One month after the catastrophic July Fourth floods that ripped through Kerr County, killing more than 100 in that part of the Texas Hill Country, flooding preparedness is on the agenda … Read more

With the quorum broken in the ongoing special session, it remains to be seen when flood-related legislation may be voted on. SAN ANTONIO — One month after the catastrophic July Fourth floods that ripped through Kerr County, killing more than 100 in that part of the Texas Hill Country, flooding preparedness is on the agenda … Read more

Experts say a year-round sleep routine is the best way to keep sleep on track for the school year. SAN ANTONIO — For school kids, summer break usually means later bed times and sleeping in. But success in school is tied to a successful night of quality sleep. A good night of sleep is imperative … Read more

SAFD said crews put out a heavy fire at a home, with the flames originating from a back addition. A woman who lives in the house was able to evacuate safely. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio firefighters put out a heavy fire at a south-side home on Monday afternoon, according to officials. SAFD said crews … Read more

Here’s how you can keep yourself safe. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio public health officials say a mosquito pool on the north side tested positive for West Nile Virus, the first such detection of the year.  The pool is in the area of Blanco and West Avenue, which Metro Health says will be treated Wednesday … Read more