They got a letter over the weekend from the Department of State Health Services saying not to do any more testing until they get funding from the CDC. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio AIDS Foundation has to put a hold on testing after a pause in funding. The foundation says it will last only … Read more
The impact caused the truck to roll over, trapping the driver inside. SAN ANTONIO — A driver had to be cut out of their truck by firefighters after a rollover crash on the southeast side, police say. It happened on West Palfrey Street and Goliad Road just after midnight Tuesday. Police say a driver in … Read more
Election Day is Saturday, June 7. SAN ANTONIO — Tuesday is the last day to get your early vote in for some of the biggest races in San Antonio. Election day is this Saturday, June 7. The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and today is the last day to cast your … Read more
A vigil was held at Council Acres Park, bringing the community together to honor two cats killed in May, transforming collective grief into determined action. WACO, Texas — Animal advocates, volunteers and community members gathered at Council Acres Park in Waco on June 2 to honor two cats whose brutal deaths shocked the city and … Read more
A Roscoe man is recovering after a swarm of honey bees attacked him in his yard Saturday morning, prompting a swift response from emergency crews. According to the Roscoe Volunteer Fire Department, the incident occurred in the 2800 block of County Road 101. The elderly man was mowing his lawn when he unknowingly disturbed a … Read more
A Killeen card shop lost $100K in rare Pokémon cards after a suspect broke in early Monday, prompting a police investigation and store closure. KILLEEN, Texas — A Killeen card shop is recovering after a suspect stole approximately $100,000 worth of rare Pokémon cards and cash during an early morning break-in. Evolutions Trading, a family-owned … Read more
Governor Abbott faces a June 22 deadline to decide on two cannabis bills. AUSTIN, Texas — Governor Greg Abbott has until June 22 to decide the fate of two high-profile cannabis-related bills as the 89th Texas Legislature concluded its regular session at the state capitol. The work of the legislature is now complete, but the … Read more