“This is really simple. If we don’t vote yes on this today then that federal money isn’t used to compensate us for the cost that we’ve already paid,” said Pelaez. SAN ANTONIO — On Thursday, San Antonio City Council accepted nearly $21.8 million to continue assisting migrants traveling through San Antonio. The city had asked … Read more
SCHERTZ, Texas – A student in the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District was arrested for taking a gun to a school campus. According to a news release, the Schertz Police Department was informed by school officials that a student had brought a gun Monday to Allison Steele Enhanced Learning Center. Recommended Videos An investigation revealed … Read more
Summer isn’t fun if you’re hungry. One in four San Antonio kids will experience hunger during the summer school break. Many children who struggle with hunger get a nutritious meal through reduced-price lunch programs each school day, but the summer months leave a gap that must be filled to make sure nobody goes hungry. Every … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A mosquito pool tested positive this week for West Nile virus in San Antonio, the first of the year. According to the Metro Health Department, the infected pool trap was collected on the Southwest Side near Loop 410 and Ray Ellison Boulevard, the same area where the first positive test occurred last … Read more
For the second time in one week, a Schertz student has been arrested for bringing a gun on school grounds. SCHERTZ, Texas — A teen has been arrested after police say he brought a gun to the Allison Steele Learning Center in Schertz. On Monday around 9 a.m., the Schertz Police Department (SPD) responded to … Read more
For the second time in one week, a Schertz student has been arrested for bringing a gun on school grounds. SCHERTZ, Texas — A teen has been arrested after police say he brought a gun to the Allison Steele Learning Center in Schertz. On Monday around 9 a.m., the Schertz Police Department (SPD) responded to … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It’s one of the first things you do when a child doesn’t feel good. You check for fever with a thermometer. With so many options out there, which one can you rely on? 12 On Your Side’s Marilyn Moritz has some test results from the Consumer Reports’ lab. Original News SourceClick here … Read more