SAN ANTONIO – Residents have one more chance to provide feedback to the City of San Antonio Charter Review Commission as it prepares to make its final recommendation to the City Council. The Commission will host an opportunity for in-person public comment at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday at the Central Library located at 600 Soledad … Read more
A new group of COVID-19 variants is spreading across the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC mentions that a set of variants, nicknamed “FLiRT,” is now the dominant strain in the country. Recommended Videos CDC data shows that KP.2, one of the variants of FLiRT, is responsible for … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – On Tuesday, East Central High School honored four student-athletes who signed their letters of intent to compete at the collegiate level. Mariana Medrano-Sanchez will stay close to home as the soccer stand-out signed her letter of intent to Our Lady of the Lake University. “It’s really exciting; I’ve been dreaming of this … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Water System is considering big changes to its rules for how its customers can water their lawns and how they’re punished for heavy water use during drought periods. Officials with the city-owned water utility say current drought restrictions are not doing enough to save water. They hope to have … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – – Foster care and support technically end when a child turns 18. “I wanted to do it on my own, but I wasn’t really capable of it. I needed the help,” said 19-year-old Elizabeth, who aged out over a year ago after bouncing around the foster care system starting at age two. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) has issued a Weather Watch for Wednesday due to anticipated high temperatures, high levels of expected maintenance outage and the potential for low reserves. “At this time, grid conditions are expected to be normal, and there is no current expectation of an energy emergency. Texans … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – An arboretum project that will connect people with nature and provide educational opportunities is moving forward. “Once planning is done, we will get down to design and then we will do construction,” Thomas Corser, CEO of Arboretum San Antonio said. The master planning for Arboretum San Antonio kicks off on Wednesday. The … Read more