SAN ANTONIO – Jay Gabrelcik donates blood and platelets for a special reason. “My maternal grandmother passed away from cancer at age 43, and so that’s the big driver,” he said. Recommended Videos Gabrelcik was at the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center Monday donating platelets. “This is the first time I’ve done a back-to-back. … Read more
Odds are you’ve seen one or two partial solar eclipses in your lifetime. In fact, we saw an annular eclipse in 2023 and a partial eclipse in 2017. But a total solar eclipse? That’s a rarity. In fact, the last time the path of a total solar eclipse passed through the area we know as … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Any Baby Can San Antonio is preparing for its 20th Annual Walk for Autism which takes place on April 20, 2024, at Palo Alto College. There will be resources from a variety of organizations, businesses, and service providers. The nonprofit provides guidance for families of children and youth with special needs and … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A man is being sought after the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office says he was caught on surveillance camera stealing a patrol bicycle. According to BCSO, surveillance video shows the man entering the open sally port area at the Bexar County Courthouse shortly after 9 a.m. Thursday. Recommended Videos The video showed the … Read more
April is prime time for spring cleaning, yard work and firing up the backyard grill. Some of Consumer Reports’ top-rated products that can help you do all that are now on sale. “Cleaning products are an excellent place to start, as retailers often lower their prices on items like vacuums to stay competitive during the … Read more
FREDERICKSBURG, Texas – The one-and-only Bill Nye the Science Guy will be in the Hill Country on Monday, April 8 for the total solar eclipse. The beloved scientist and The Planetary Society are hosting the Eclipse-O-Rama 2024, a two-day camping festival in Fredericksburg, to discuss all things space and have one big eclipse viewing party. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District has begun its National Public Health Week programming, including offering scholarships in honor of its former director, Dr. Fernando A. Guerra. Throughout the first week of April, Metro Health will hold a variety of community events, encouraging residents to support the national theme of the event, … Read more