SAN ANTONIO – Two sections of lower Broadway will be closed for roadway reconstruction beginning Wednesday through March. The two closed sections include: Broadway from Pecan Street to 4th Street, including the intersections of Broadway & Pecan Street and Broadway & 3rd Street Broadway from McCullough Avenue to 6th Street, including the intersection of Broadway … Read more
A massive delegation of House representatives is set to visit Eagle Pass on Wednesday, but local business owners and city leaders hope their stop isn’t just for show. “I hope they do what you guys are doing, coming, talking to people, asking what’s going on,” said Francisco Hernandez, who owns a Western wear store in … Read more
Leon Valley – Alison Steele helped the CLEAR Alert become law in 2019, nearly two years after her daughter, Cayley Mandadi, was murdered. Mandadi is among the victims of violence honored in the alert’s name. Steele said there are criteria for the Coordinated Law Enforcement Adult Rescue (CLEAR) Alert to protect its integrity. “There has … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Viewers sent in their photos of hail in the San Antonio area through KSAT Connect on Tuesday evening. KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey says “A few storms have been loud, producing small, non-damaging pea-sized hail” in our area. See the images of hail shared below. James Flanagan said he found this on his … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Shortages of ADHD medication have been growing progressively worse for the last couple of years. Now, some families are in panic mode and trying to fill prescriptions that aren’t available. “I will show you that this one is empty,” said Brette Gertonson, a San Antonio mom, while holding out an empty pill … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The South Texas Blood and Tissue Center is urging donors of all blood types, especially those with Type O, to give blood as the holiday season has made it challenging to meet patients’ needs. STBTC said the decline in blood donations during the holidays has made the need for blood, especially for … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It was a year of ups and downs for the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office in 2023. What started out as a promising start to Joe Gonzales’ second term quickly took a turn. There was an influx of employees leaving, victim’s families were unhappy with how their cases were handled, the San … Read more