On Thursday evening, KSAT held a town hall event about infertility and pregnancy loss. “Don’t Suffer in Silence” covered a variety of topics about fertility, including pregnancy loss, where to get help, and how to help a loved one struggling with infertility. Dr. Gregory Neal, a certified reproductive endocrinologist and obstetrician with the Fertility Center … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Several roads in the San Antonio area will be closed this weekend as CPS Energy crews plan to install new electrical lines, according to a press release. The first project will take place across on the East Side at IH 10 East and Minnie St. on Sunday from 6 a.m. until 1 … Read more
KERR COUNTY – Texas Parks and Wildlife biologists have reported a suspected case of the fatal chronic wasting disease in a 14-month-old buck in captivity at the Kerr Wildlife Management Area research facility. Scientists discovered the disease after they conducted tests on all captive white-tailed deer as part of the agency’s ongoing research. According to … Read more
San Antonio – The San Antonio River Authority is hosting a free community event on Dec. 9 that includes thousands of pounds of snow. The agency is planning on bringing in 50,000 pounds of snow as part of its Museum Reach River of Lights event. The event, which will run from 4 to 8 p.m., … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A new round of NASA funding is bringing a local space exploration company closer to building human settlements on the moon. NASA has awarded Exploration Architecture and its subsidiary, Astroport Space Technologies, three Phase 1 awards and one Phase 2 award to develop construction and operations technologies needed to create surface landing/launch … Read more
Two sailors from San Antonio were honored by the United States Navy for their service. Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Ashley Martinez-Humphrey was named Junior Sailor of the Year by the Naval Medical Forces Support Command. Martinez-Humphrey graduated from Highlands High School in 2010. According to the Navy Office of Community Outreach, Martinez-Humphrey was also awarded … Read more
The holiday giving season is looking a little slim this year. According to Direct Relief, one in three donors say they will be limiting holiday giving this year and 41% are less likely to donate. “A big percentage of charitable gifts, traditionally in the United States, are made during that period of Thanksgiving and New … Read more