HB 19 would require owners or operators of camp grounds to create flood disaster plans which would be reviewed by the state. AUSTIN, Texas — A new bill would require camp grounds in a flood plain or water way to create a new “Flood Disaster Plan” to be reviewed by the state. HB 19 is … Read more
Aug. 21 is when City Council will consider a non-binding terms, outlining the City’s commitment to fund its portion of the new arena through a bond structure. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio City Council on Wednesday reviewed both the projected economic benefits of Projected Marvel and feedback gathered during numerous community engagement workshops, just … Read more
A group of teenagers reportedly touched the bat, which later tested positive for rabies. SAN MARCOS, Texas — The city of San Marcos has issued a health alert after a possible rabies exposure on Saturday afternoon. San Marcos Animal Protection officers responded to the Tanger Outlet Malls around 4:30 p.m. on Aug. 2 after a … Read more
Police say they are still searching for the suspect at this time. SCHERTZ, Texas — The Schertz Police Department is searching for a suspect who crashed a motorcycle, causing an elementary school to be placed under secure protocol. Around 12:15 p.m., officer responded to the Interstate 35 Northbound Access Road near Fairlawn Road after receiving … Read more
Roth was working in her yard when the line struck her and caused “catastrophic traumatic injuries.” Her husband said he saw the incident unfold just a few feet away. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against AT&T after a woman was struck and killed by a fiber optic … Read more
Jerry Jones is no stranger to holding out contract extensions during training camp, but his comments are causing a stir in Oxnard. OXNARD, Calif. — Amid trade request chatter, Micah Parsons is the talk of Cowboys training camp, and Jerry Jones is having to answer the question: Why hasn’t a deal been made? During Tuesday’s … Read more
The Tuesday fire started as an authorized outdoor burn before it got out of control, fanned by winds, officials say. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County’s top fire official says he’ll advocate for a countywide burn ban next week at Commissioners Court after a routine trash fire on someone property’s got out of control Tuesday afternoon, … Read more