SAN ANTONIO – Mother’s Day is finally here. It is the perfect opportunity to gather generations together and reminisce about old memories while making new ones. (Psst! You can also get a good deal out of your celebration.) Recommended Videos Whether you stay in or go out for Mother’s Day, you can submit photos of … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Beginning this week, a donation to South Texas Blood & Tissue could net a donor a brand new ride. The nonprofit has teamed up with Jordan Ford for the Jordan Ford Mustang Giveaway. The dealership will host a community blood drive Wednesday at its location in the 13000 block of Interstate 35 … Read more
BANDERA, Texas – Kristy Tompkins said on Sunday, she’ll be celebrating Mother’s Day without her daughter. Again. “For two years, nothing,” Tompkins said. “Where is she?” Recommended Videos Jordan Tompkins was last seen in April 2022. Her family said she was last seen walking along Park Road 37 coming back from the Medina Lake area. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio City Council members will soon begin their annual competition to see which district collects the most blood donations. The initiative is to save the lives of people like 2-year-old Cali, who relies on blood donors to survive and requires blood transfusions every four weeks, the news release mentioned. Recommended Videos … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It was a rare sight across parts of the South Central Texas sky Friday night: the aurora borealis! A strong geomagnetic storm — the strongest since October 2003 — occurring this weekend allowed these colorful waves to extend farther south than usual. According to the NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center, a cluster … Read more
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – It’s a dangerous intersection that’s already proven to be deadly. One person died Monday after he crashed his box truck into an 18-wheeler at the intersection of U.S. Highway 90 and State Highway 211. “You take your life into your own hands every time you drive out of our neighborhood,” resident … Read more
May 10 is a day etched in history for a group of now-grown students from a third-grade class at Decatur Intermediate School. On this day in 1989, the third graders and their teacher from a school northwest of Fort Worth successfully lobbied for lawmakers to adopt the Guadalupe Bass as the official state fish of … Read more