SAN ANTONIO – A former CPS Energy executive, fired last year following an ethics investigation, has filed a federal discrimination lawsuit against the utility seeking close to $4 million in damages. Dr. Chinyere “ChiChi” Anyanwu was terminated last May, after an internal investigation determined she engaged in disrespectful behavior in the workplace and made inappropriate … Read more
The San Antonio International Airport offers more than 40 nonstop destinations and officials say they are looking to add more routes. In May, the airport will begin offering the first nonstop flight to Europe. “The economic benefit that you get from it is not only the direct benefit from the flight, but it’s who will … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Sought out by buyers looking for a neighborhood with a 1950s and ‘60s vibe, Shearer Hills was one of the first developments in the wake of San Antonio’s post-war housing boom. Back then, the wooded area was considered outside the city limits. “McCullough was a dirt road,” said Irene Ortiz, who is … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The Alamo will hold a ceremony on Friday morning to commemorate the start of the 1836 siege. The gathering marks the 188th anniversary of the first day of the siege, which led to the Battle of the Alamo on March 6. View the ceremony in the video player above. Original News SourceClick … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The Texas Department of Transportation is planning for more closures at the Interstate 10 and Loop 1604 interchange this weekend. This closure will affect three cloverleaf interchanges in the area. From 9 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 23 to 5 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 26, the following will be closed for bridge construction: … Read more
The University of the Incarnate Word is hosting its annual Red Dress Fashion Show on Saturday. The fashion show will feature designs from 50 UIW students and local high school students. “It’s a great opportunity to celebrate them [students] and all the hard work they’ve done over the past several months to create these garments,” … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio’s average last freeze of the season is around Feb. 24, which means it’s time to get your seeds in the ground for your veggie garden. Seeds are great, because you get a small package with so many of them. Not only are they way more affordable than buying transplants, you … Read more