The city would fund $489 million, also through hotel and tourism-related taxes. UTSA released new polling on two propositions that will be the Nov. 4 ballot related to Project Marvel. The data shows the city is still closely split on those ballot measures. Prop A would fund upgrades to the Frost Bank Center and Freeman … Read more
The park, which is slated to open in 2026 in Frisco, will feature seven different lands, with each featuring a different character from Universal movies and shows. FRISCO, Texas — Universal Kids Resort is giving us a first look at what the theme park will look like and what characters will be incorporated into the … Read more
The Haunted Oaks Haunted House, located at 6909 N Loop 1604 E, inside the Rolling Oaks Mall, is open during select nights on the northeast side of the city. SAN ANTONIO — Another terrifying haunted house has popped up in the Alamo City just in time for Halloween. The Haunted Oaks Haunted House, located … Read more
The dogs didn’t stop attacking until a Galveston County deputy shot and killed one of them. BACLIFF, Texas — We’re hearing from neighbors who frantically tried to help a man fatally mauled Sunday night in his driveway by his own dogs. The Galveston County Sheriff’s Office said a deputy had to shoot one of them … Read more
The trial centers on three ex-SAPD officers accused in Melissa Perez’s 2023 death during a mental health episode. SAN ANTONIO — The trial of three former San Antonio police officers charged in the 2023 killing of a woman during a mental health call continued Wednesday, where the defense team continued building their argument that the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — Host Jeff Garcia welcomes the new Austin Spurs head coach Jacob Chance. He brings a fresh perspective to player development, drawing from his time with Melbourne United and the Australian national team. He discusses his coaching philosophy, emphasizing the creation of a positive environment for growth and adaptation to the G League’s … Read more
Solar energy incentives are expiring and that means less access to power for Texans. SAN ANTONIO — We all want cheaper electric bills. But Texans could be facing higher energy bills because of clean energy rollbacks which include slashing solar energy credits. These new policies could create a collapse in solar growth in Texas, just … Read more