SAN ANTONIO — The government shutdown is now the longest in history and while it continues, people are still not getting their SNAP benefits. The city says around 300,000 people in San Antonio use those SNAP benefits. The San Antonio Food Bank has been to helping bridge the gap and Wednesday morning they’re hosting another … Read more
You may have this common life-threatening condition and not even know it. SAN ANTONIO — There are over 200,000 avoidable amputations every year in the U.S. Many occur with diabetes, but many of these amputations also come from a condition that many may have never heard of. It is called peripheral artery disease, or PAD. … Read more
Firefighters says they forced their way into the building through a burnt wall on the outside of the home. SAN ANTONIO — Firefighters were called to the west side for an abandoned house on fire on Bandera road early Wednesday morning. SAFD says they forced their way into the building through a burnt wall on … Read more
Firefighters say when they got to the house, there was already heavy smoke and fire coming from the back of the home. SAN ANTONIO — A family is now displaced after a fire tore through their Stone Oak home late Tuesday night. The fire first sparked on Whisper Canyon just off Huebner Road just after … Read more
Here’s how Bexar County and state voters leaned in some of the biggest ballot questions of the November election. SAN ANTONIO — The ballots have been counted, the results posted and another Election Day is in the books for Bexar County. Though this was an odd-year November election with no major statewide seats up for … Read more
They address everything from bail to property tax and water infrastructure funding. Voters headed to the polls to vote on 17 Texas propositions Tuesday. Below are explanations from the Texas Tribute and real-time results for each race. (Full election results here) Proposition 1 (SJR 59): Texas State Technical College funding The ballot language: “The constitutional amendment … Read more
Voters rejected some athletic facility and natatorium upgrades, but gave a passing grade to some of the biggest allocations for technology upgrades and HVAC repairs. SAN ANTONIO — Voters delivered a partial grade on North East ISD’s $495 million bond package – the second-largest in the district’s history – approving the biggest allocations for repairs, … Read more