Federal legislation signed into law requires the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs to remove the remains of Fernando V. Cota from Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. SAN ANTONIO — A convicted rapist and alleged serial killer will no longer be buried at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery after new federal legislation was signed into law. … Read more
Comfort Dental locations are offering free dental care Tuesday only, with services available from 7:30 a.m. to noon on a first-come, first-served basis. SAN ANTONIO — Hundreds of Comfort Dental offices across the country are opening their doors Tuesday to provide free dental care to anyone who needs it. As part of Comfort Dental Care … Read more
Comfort Dental locations are offering free dental care Tuesday only, with services available from 7:30 a.m. to noon on a first-come, first-served basis. SAN ANTONIO — Hundreds of Comfort Dental offices across the country are opening their doors Tuesday to provide free dental care to anyone who needs it. As part of Comfort Dental Care … Read more
The milestone moment included confetti, special medals, and a surprise appearance by Baxter the Robot, the museum’s newest mascot.🎉🤖 SAN ANTONIO — Talk about perfect timing. Just days before the end of its 10th anniversary year, The DoSeum welcomed a very special visitor — its 4 millionth guest — on Monday, Dec. 22. The milestone … Read more
Save a life. Fill a fridge. Win big. 🩸🛒 SAN ANTONIO — Want to help save lives and score free groceries for a year? Your next blood donation could do both. From now through January 31, anyone who donates blood at a South Texas Blood & Tissue donor center will be entered into a drawing … Read more
Rep. Tony Gonzales wrote a letter to the U.S. Department of Agriculture asking them to keep a close watch on the disease. SAN ANTONIO — U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales is calling for increased transparency and oversight as Texas sees a surge in cases of a highly contagious equine virus impacting horses across the state. Gonzales … Read more
The program could provide food assistance to millions of low-income children across Texas if the state opts in before a key deadline. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is urging Texas Governor Greg Abbott to reconsider his veto that halted funding for a federal summer meal program for low-income children. Mayor Jones … Read more