SAN ANTONIO – Two separate dog owners are grieving after their pets were seemingly shot and killed at random over the weekend. “It’s so hard for me to see her go down like that,” said the owner of a two-year-old husky that was killed. “She was so sweet. She didn’t do anything to anybody.” The … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Nelson Wolff Municipal Stadium, the current home of the San Antonio Missions, does not meet Major League Baseball player facility standards for minor league team affiliates, according to the team’s owners. The MLB is concerned about the player’s clubhouse at Wolff Stadium. Officials want more lockers and bigger facilities for players and … Read more
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – A 62-year-old inmate died on Tuesday at the Bexar County Jail, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. The inmate, whose identity has not yet been released, was pronounced dead around 2 p.m. on Tuesday, the sheriff’s office said. Recommended Videos The Texas Rangers will investigate the inmate’s death through the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – About 1,000 fish died at Calaveras Lake as a result of low dissolved oxygen in the water, a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) spokesperson said. On Tuesday, TPWD was notified of the fish kill from the Texas Game Wardens. The majority of fish that died were red drum, TPWD said. Recommended … Read more
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined the KSAT Q&A to discuss the San Antonio Missions coming to downtown. Nirenberg also discussed how the ballpark will be financed. Original News SourceClick here for San Antonio HOA Management RELATED STORIESCatholic Charities hosts annual camp for San Antonio kids for freeSAPD: Man runs across San Antonio highway, gets … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Steele High School student Lexi Banks is balancing a vibrant school life with managing Type 1 diabetes, all with the help of advanced medical technology and a supportive community. “I think school is just so fun. It’s a family. It’s a community,” the energetic sophomore said. Banks fills her life with activities … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – With classes starting back up this month, school districts are concerned about keeping students cool in the classroom and on the bus. August is living up to its reputation for being brutally hot. After a slow frequency of triple-digit heat, temperatures have been hitting the hundreds lately, making bus rides without air … Read more