Jam to country tunes and support U.S. family farms while doing it. MINNEAPOLIS — Grab your cowboy hat and prep for a great day of music because this fall, Farm Aid is coming to Minneapolis. The iconic music festival has raised money for struggling family farms for 40 years. This will be the first time … Read more
Advocacy group Next Generation Action Network says Karmelo Anthony is set to graduate but not walk after the family reached an agreement with Frisco ISD. FRISCO, Texas — Karmelo Anthony, the teen accused of stabbing another teen at a track meet in Frisco last month, is set to graduate from high school and receive his … Read more
District 4 is preparing for new leadership from someone who’s had plenty of time familiarizing himself with the ins and outs of City Hall. SAN ANTONIO — Early voting for the June 7 runoff election starts on May 27, when San Antonio voters must decide the newly thinned contests for a new mayor and four … Read more
The father says teachers need more training in dealing with special needs students and doesn’t believe police should have been involved. SAN ANTONIO, Texas — A Northside ISD parent is outraged after they say their autistic child was put into handcuffs and spent eight days in the Juvenile Justice Center. The parent says the school … Read more
Manda Isbell was stuck without a vehicle at 11 p.m. after Atlas Towing took her car. The owner of the lot she parked in said the tow wasn’t authorized. SAN ANTONIO — Manda Isbell’s family got their daughter tickets to Post Malone’s Big Ass Stadium Tour at the Alamodome in San Antonio on May 7. … Read more
ACS isn’t just recommending that you make sure your pet has enough water this week; officials say you’re legally required. As San Antonio hits record-high temperatures this week, local animal care officers are urging pet owners to take immediate steps to protect their pets from extreme heat. Officials say they’re seeing a spike in neglect … Read more
Texas House approves bill to replace STAAR tests with shorter assessments. AUSTIN, Texas — Big changes could be on the horizon for how students are tested in Texas, as House Bill 4 moves to the senate. On Monday, the Texas House gave near-unanimous initial approval to a bill that would replace the STAAR test in … Read more