Payments range between two and six percent, depending on when the teacher retired. SAN ANTONIO — Lydia Carrillo-Valdez didn’t always consider a career in education but a volunteer role in childcare led her down the path to teaching. After graduation in 1983, she began teaching at the elementary level. “The kids faces I had that … Read more
Public safety and emergency services will remain in operation along with city parks, municipal court magistration services and the SAPD detention center. SAN ANTONIO — The City of San Antonio announced their winter schedule for the remainder of 2023. City Hall and most municipal offices are closed from Christmas Eve until January 1. Public safety … Read more
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Pop superstar Taylor Swift walked into Arrowhead Stadium alongside Santa Claus on Monday to watch her boyfriend and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce as they played the Las Vegas Raiders in a Christmas Day showdown. Swift and Kelce have become one of the hottest celebrity couples in the world … Read more
GREENFIELD, Ind. — It’s not everyday you find a rare duck from Arctic walking through the streets of central Indiana, but that’s exactly what happened for a little girl in Greenfield. The girl who found the duck decided to name her Rosealini. “We’re hoping that she’ll feel better by next week, and maybe she can … Read more
Guests will see model streets and buildings covered in snow-like decorations, giving the audience a glimpse of snowfall in the Alamo City. SAN ANTONIO — There might not be snow in the forecast this holiday season but LEGOLAND is still trying to transform the city into a winter wonderland. Residents and visors are invited to LEGOLAND … Read more
Houston firefighters said they responded to a house fire just after 2 a.m. on Rosedale just east of Highway 288. When fire crews arrived at the scene, the family who lived in the home had already gotten out safely, HFD District Chief Justin Barnes said. The fire was coming from the second floor of the … Read more
“When you know who the love of your life is, don’t let time slip by,” the groom told WFAA. DALLAS — A Dallas hospital Saturday hosted a wedding for a patient with late-stage cancer and her now-husband. A chaplain married Letitia Re Johnson and Jerry Cox at Medical City Dallas. More than 20 attendees crammed … Read more