SAN ANTONIO – As students head back to class, school zones for drivers are back in effect. School zones are generally active from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays, and any violations could cost you a lot of money. Recommended Videos If you’re caught speeding in a school … Read more
San Antonio – Maria Flores started her business, Hess Street Foods, as a tribute to her grandparents. Her chorizo-flavored paste and seasoning are among the top 10 finalists for the 11th annual H-E-B Quest for Texas Best competition. The winner will receive a cash prize and the chance to have their product placed on H-E-B … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County distributed $40,000 in school supplies to teachers in the East Central Independent School District and Harlandale Independent School Districts on Tuesday, according to a press release. United Way volunteers and East Central High School cheerleaders and band both helped deliver their free school … Read more
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS: Temps rise above 100° this afternoon Heat index values as high 107° Ozone action day today, but so far air quality has not been a problem Caribbean wave showing less promise, likely does not affect South Texas FORECAST: Good morning! We’ve officially reached that time of year where we get stuck under the … Read more
This week, “Your Voice, South Texas” visited Seguin, an area where voters echoed the tight presidential race we’re seeing in the polls. An average of the latest polls shows the race between presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in a statistical tie. Seguin, with a population of 36,000 people, sits in Guadalupe County. Historically, … Read more
It’s not hard to see where Medina Lake’s water levels should be. “You can just look at the tree line and see the watermark,” Mike Crandall, the owner of Wallys Watersports, said. “It’s getting hard for me to imagine water.” As of Tuesday, the man-made reservoir was only 3.6% full. Earlier this summer, the lake … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The City of San Antonio will head into its budget planning next week with a multi-million dollar question mark in the place of its second-largest contract. With the city already expecting a budget deficit over the next two years, the uncertainty is likely to make it harder to calculate how much it … Read more