UVALDE, Texas – Former Uvalde CISD Police Chief Pete Arredondo, who was fired for cause, had previously won an appeal to remove a blemish from his discharge file. However, that honorable discharge has now reverted back to a general discharge after a judge ruled in favor of the district’s challenge. The honorable discharge decision had … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – More than 16% of San Antonio residents have diabetes, according to UT Health San Antonio. The latest census numbers show our area has more than 1.4 million people, which equates to more than 220,000 members of our community with diabetes. “Fast food. You know, we do construction, so it’s like no good … Read more
Hot cocoa and chocolate goodies are part of the holidays, but a Consumer Reports investigation may give you a reason to enjoy them in moderation before you indulge. From brownie and cake mixes to cocoa powder and hot chocolate mixes, CR found concerning levels of lead or cadmium in one-third of the products it tested. … Read more
Below you will find the schedule of games and live scores for high school football games being played on Nov. 9, 10, 11, 2023 in the San Antonio, South Texas and the Hill Country area. Game scores below will be updated at the end of quarters, and, in some cases, halves. Watch archived full games … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Construction has started on a 200-room, 17-story curved boutique hotel in downtown San Antonio. Zachry Hospitality broke ground on The Monarch San Antonio on Tuesday morning. The Monarch, which is part of the Curio Collection by Hilton, is scheduled to open in early 2026. The hotel will sit on 1.5 acres at … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – There’s a new safe space for students to deal with their emotions and refocus their attention at Margil Elementary School. The peace corner was developed by the nonprofit organization Communities in Schools of San Antonio. It’s filled with books about emotion, comfortable seating and an emotion chart for kids. “We serve over … Read more
Have you noticed that there are a LOT more acorns than usual this fall? I know I have. I contacted horticulturist David Rodriguez of the Bexar County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office, and what he told me didn’t come as a surprise: Our yards are likely full of acorns because oak trees have experienced more … Read more