November 7, 2000, was the last day without a traffic death in Texas. SAN ANTONIO — Nearly a dozen people have lost their lives on Texas roads every day for the past 25 years. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is continuing its push to end that tragic streak. November 7, 2000, was the last … Read more
The annual walk to end Alzheimer’s begins Saturday, with participants honoring those affected, including Ginny Funk, who shares her family’s journey. SAN ANTONIO — The annual walk to end Alzheimer’s kicks off Friday with our very own Bill Taylor as emcee. At the heart of it all is the reason for walking…the people and families … Read more
The victim was stabbed in the shoulder and leg and drove himself to a nearby Texaco to call for help. SAN ANTONIO — A man was stabbed and another taken into custody during an incident on the northside late Thursday night, police say. The attack happened after one of the men demanded the other’s wallet. … Read more
Officials say the resident left a candle burning while they went to visit a friend, and returned home to find their home on fire. SAN ANTONIO — Firefighters say a candle was to blame for a fire that destroyed both a trailer home and motor home on the southwest side of town late Thursday night. … Read more
The Roadrunners fell to 4-5 overall and 2-3 in the conference in their first-ever visit to Tampa. TAMPA, Fla. — South Florida took advantage of two early takeaways to build a 14-0 lead and never looked back in a 55-23 victory over UTSA in American Conference action on Thursday night at Raymond James Stadium. The … Read more
Legacy Middle launches East Central ISD’s first-ever middle school cheer team, fostering a sense of community and empowerment among its members. SAN ANTONIO — A middle school in East Central ISD is making history and changing lives one cheer at a time. Legacy Middle School just launched the district’s first-ever middle school cheer team. What … Read more
A San Antonio man is using his story to show others that building a life after military service is possible. SAN ANTONIO — As Veterans Day approaches, one San Antonio man is using his story to show others that building a life after military service is possible. Robert Washington served in the Navy. He now … Read more