Security footage exposes a brutal, unprovoked dog attack that left a woman hospitalized in San Antonio, prompting legal action against the owner. SAN ANTONIO — Security footage released this week captures the brutal and unprovoked nature of a vicious dog attack on the west side. A woman was hospitalized after being attacked by three dogs … Read more
Luna received life-saving treatment costing millions of dollars for just one infusion. SAN ANTONIO — Genetics often plays a role in the diseases or conditions a child may be born with. Now we’re reporting on a disease that, while it has no cure, can be fought if caught early. Spinal muscular atrophy, or SMA, … Read more
Luna received life-saving treatment costing millions of dollars for just one infusion. SAN ANTONIO — Genetics often plays a role in the diseases or conditions a child may be born with. Now we’re reporting on a disease that, while it has no cure, can be fought if caught early. Spinal muscular atrophy, or SMA, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — A week after authorities say a Bexar County jail inmate was killed while behind bars, the wife of another man who died in April while in custody is distraught and looking for answers. Eric Green passed away April 18, when county officials say he was found unresponsive and didn’t respond to the effects … Read more
Students at Warren High School’s Construction Careers Academy will showcase tiny homes they’ve built at the free event on Saturday. SAN ANTONIO — It’s an event they say showcases the pride of Northside ISD. The annual Tiny Homes Showcase will be held Saturday on the campus of Warren High School at the Construction Careers … Read more
Students at Warren High School’s Construction Careers Academy will showcase tiny homes they’ve built at the free event on Saturday. SAN ANTONIO — It’s an event they say showcases the pride of the Northside ISD. The annual Tiny Homes Showcase is Saturday on the campus of Warren High School at the Construction Careers Academy … Read more
Climate change increased April storms’ rainfall intensity by 9%, making them 40% more likely, according to a World Weather Attribution analysis. ARKANSAS, USA — Human-caused climate change intensified deadly rainfall in Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee and other states in early April and made those storms more likely to occur, according to an analysis released Thursday by the World … Read more