Specialists said the bee infestation could have been far worse if homeowner Darrell Murphy had waited to call. FULSHEAR, Texas — A Fort Bend County family is finally breathing a sigh of relief after two weeks of living in fear because of a beehive nesting in the walls of their home. The infestation, first shown … Read more
He was on the Carthage football team that won the 2013 State Championship. CARTHAGE, Texas — A former East Texas athlete was killed in a shooting Sunday in Fort Worth. James Lynn Marshall, 28, was found in the backyard of a residence in the 3000 block of Forest Ave. in Fort Worth with gunshot wounds, … Read more
Neighbors say Ellen Musgrave was found deceased after a fire at her Southill Road home. SAN ANTONIO — Long-time neighbors say everyone who lives on their block along Southill Road owns their home, some for 50 years or more. That’s why the grief runs deep after a well-loved, 78-year-old neighbor was found dead in her … Read more
The camp began in 1924 with one woman’s vision for transforming the lives of young Black girls in San Antonio’s eastside community. SAN ANTONIO — America’s first historically Black summer camp for girls is celebrating 101 years in San Antonio. At Camp Founder Girls – you’ll find a lot more than smiles. Director of Camp … Read more
The average person saves $115 a month, according to Caribou. SAN ANTONIO — The summer season is just a few days away, and many families will be traveling which costs a lot more this summer. If you’re having a hard time coming up with the cash, you may have untapped savings sitting in your driveway. … Read more
Joseph Veilleux allegedly posted 18 violent and racially charged threats on YouTube, targeting lawmakers, protestors and Pride events. SAN ANTONIO — Editor’s Note: The spelling of “payed” instead of “paid” in the YouTube comments described below is as the comment reads. A San Antonio man is facing charges after investigators say he posted a series … Read more
The San Antonio region hasn’t been completely drought free for three and a half years. Did we make strides in June? SAN ANTONIO — It took San Antonio’s rainiest day in 12 years to nudge most of the metro out of “exceptional drought,” the most severe status issued by the U.S. Drought Monitor. Even still, … Read more