SAN ANTONIO – With spring break upon us, the San Antonio Public Library has a variety of activities for the family to enjoy. Here is a list of free events and activities that will be offered throughout the week of spring break. Also, if you prefer to stay home during the break, SAPL offers free … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Vanessa Acosta said she sees overpopulation as one of the main reasons San Antonio has an animal problem. “We all feel overwhelmed,” Acosta said. “San Antonio is too overpopulated in our shelters. It’s too overpopulated on the streets. It’s too overpopulated in our homes.” Acosta is a resident of Dignowity Hill and … Read more
UVALDE, Texas – Survivors and victims’ families of the Robb Elementary shooting in Uvalde are reeling from the Thursday release of an investigative report on the city’s police department actions during the shooting. The independent report, completed by Austin-area investigator Jesse Prado, was announced in July 2022, but the nearly two-year-long investigation found all officers … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Pictures, memories and hope keep Jessica Gearhart and Tori Ferrante going after armed strangers stole their dog. More than a week later, they’re still looking for justice and offering a reward for their dog, Hugo. “Almost every day, I look at his pictures and his videos in my phone, and I replay … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Students in San Antonio will get to video call a NASA astronaut aboard the International Space Station (ISS) on Friday. With help from the San Antonio River Authority (SARA), students from the Advanced Learning Academy will hear from NASA astronaut Laurel O’Hara aboard the International Space Station. Recommended Videos The opportunity is … Read more
KINNEY COUNTY, Texas – The Texas Department of Public Safety said it is investigating what led to a deadly single-vehicle accident in Kinney County. The accident happened just before 3 p.m. Wednesday along Ranch Road 674 near Bracketville. Recommended Videos The driver lost control, veering off the roadway & rolled over, ejecting multiple occupants. Two … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – With federal funding to support the Migrant Resource Center drying up, San Antonio doesn’t appear to have a clear backup plan yet for how to keep the shelter for asylum-seekers open. Nearly every city council member indicated during a Thursday meeting they want to keep the facility running. But most appeared hesitant … Read more