Local leaders discuss immigration and ICE operations during town hall Monday

Since the Trump Administration has ramped up ICE operations, local leaders are giving insight into what is happening in Bexar County. SAN ANTONIO — Monday night, the Archdiocese of San Antonio hosted an immigration town hall to address concerns within the community and debunk rumors surrounding ICE raids. The panel included Mayor Ron Nirenberg and … Read more

Protestors gather outside Christian private school as Governor Abbott promotes vouchers in San Antonio visit

Gov. Greg Abbott promoted school vouchers at the San Antonio Christian School on Monday. SAN ANTONIO — As the topic of school vouchers has intensified at the Capitol Governor Abbott stopped in San Antonio on Monday. Abbott promoted vouchers at the San Antonio Christian School while dozens protesting the bill from San Antonio all the … Read more

Home-bound seniors waitlisted in San Antonio, New Braunfels to receive home meal delivery service

Nonprofit organizers say money from the federal government that was there before, is no longer there. SAN ANTONIO — Our most vulnerable are on a waitlist. San Antonio’s Meals on Wheels said due to unstable funding sources, they have nearly 1,500 seniors on a waitlist to get a meal delivered to their home. This isn’t … Read more

Lack of funding leave Texas home-bound seniors on a waitlist to receive meal deliveries

Nonprofit organizers say money from the federal government that was there before, is no longer there. SAN ANTONIO — Our most vulnerable are on a waitlist. San Antonio’s Meals on Wheels said due to unstable funding sources, they have nearly 1,500 seniors on a waitlist to get a meal delivered to their home. This isn’t … Read more

WEATHER IMPACT ALERT: Arctic air arrives midweek; freezing temperatures will chill Texas into weekend

SAN ANTONIO — Weather Impact Alert Days: Wednesday, Feb. 19, Thursday, Feb. 20 and Friday, Feb. 21.  Reason: Cold temperatures with wind chills as low as 15°. Chance for drizzle Friday with temperatures in the 30s. Winter is not done with us just yet! Over the next couple days, temperatures will gradually warm up with mostly … Read more

The rising cost of cascarones: How surging egg prices are impacting Fiesta traditions this year

Egg prices have doubled in parts of Texas, putting pressure on cascarones vendors who rely on affordable eggs. SAN ANTONIO — Cracking a cascarón over someone’s head is a cherished Fiesta and Easter tradition but with egg prices climbing, will San Antonians have to crack open their wallets too? Egg prices have doubled in parts … Read more

‘I’m very scared’ | Texas National Guard soldier worries about future after ban against trans people enlisting in US Army

Gender-affirming care for service members is also halted under the new U.S. Army policy. SAN ANTONIO — Guy Pena is a Texan who identifies as a transgender male. He enlisted in the U.S. Armed Forces right out of high school in 2005, following a long line of family members. But now he’s living in fear … Read more