SAN ANTONIO – Lanier High School is investigating a report of an inappropriate relationship between a student and a staff member, Principal Dr. Rick Flores said in a letter to parents on Monday. Flores said the employee, who was not named in the letter, is no longer on campus. The letter adds that SAISD is … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Saturday marks Veterans Day, and it’s a day to honor those who served. To commemorate Veterans Day, restaurant chains, stores and businesses in the San Antonio area are offering freebies, deals and discounts for veterans and active-duty military members. See below for a list of discounts and deals for Veterans Day, or … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – More than 4 million dogs in the U.S. get infected with Chagas disease each year, including nearly 650,000 in Texas alone. Still, many people have never heard of it. Chagas disease, which is spread by an insect known as “the kissing bug,” is more common than heartworm, tick-borne diseases, and intestinal parasites. … Read more
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – The Canyon High School Marching Band funnel cake booth has been a staple at Wurstfest for longer than alumni can remember. Band members and their parents staff the booth during the festival’s 10-day run as a fundraiser to offset the costs of uniforms and travel expenses. Director of Fundraising Steve Rathburn … Read more
This lesson is bit of math and history combined. After nearly nine months of questions about whether state lawmakers would move forward on a so-called school voucher plan, the KSAT Explains team decided to look at how public schools in Texas are funded. A key criticism of the school voucher plan has been that it … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Two well-established theme park brands will no longer compete for business, as Six Flags Entertainment Corp. and Cedar Fair have entered into a definitive merger agreement. The transaction, one of the largest of its kind in decades, will result in a combined company valued at $8 billion and will impact parks in … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – An investigation is underway to try to figure out what caused a fire that destroyed an empty home on the city’s West Side early Tuesday morning. The fire was called in around 1:15 a.m. at a home in the 600 block of Torreon Street, not far from both Guadalupe Street and Lanier … Read more