EAGLE PASS, Texas – In December 2023, a field of green grass became a sea of silver thermal blankets. Thousands of migrants who crossed into the U.S. waited to be processed by Border Patrol agents. The surge overwhelmed the agency, which had to redirect resources to process the group. “The Border Patrol has the first … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Big Mama’s Safe House has a simple mission, but it’s one that’s tough to tackle. “Whether you’re a gun owner or not, we want to educate everyone on safety,” Big Mama’s Safe House executive director Rosemary Williams said. “We want to invest in our children and the safety of our children.” The … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A bizarre ride from The Pharcyde is on the horizon for hip-hop lovers in San Antonio. The alternative hip-hop group will visit the Stable Hall at Pearl on Aug. 15. The group last played in San Antonio in 1996. Recommended Videos Regarded as one of hip hop’s most beloved groups, The Pharcyde … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – After Beryl-related internet outages reached San Antonio Tuesday, local businesses had to find workarounds to keep operating and to keep getting paid. Spectrum confirmed Tuesday that “a third-party infrastructure issue” caused by the storm was behind service outages around Texas. The website Down Detector showed a spike in reported outages on Tuesday, … Read more
FLORESVILLE, Texas – A 19-year-old professional boxer from San Antonio remained undefeated following a first-round knockout last weekend. Super flyweight prospect David Cardenas squared off against Steven Angeles Cruz in a scheduled six-round boxing match promoted by TMB Promotions. Recommended Videos After a brief feeling-out process in the opening minutes of the first round, Cardenas … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Independent School District is looking for some help. The district is holding a job fair on Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon at SAISD Central Office on West Quincy Street. Recommended Videos The purpose of the job fair is to hire instructional assistants for the next school year. The … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The Bexar County District Attorney’s Office has formally charged District 10 City Councilman Marc Whyte with driving while intoxicated more than six months after his initial arrest on suspicion, according to online court records. Whyte, who represents the Northeast Side of the city, was pulled over on the night of Dec. 29 … Read more