FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS: We’ll spend another afternoon near 100° July 4th will be hot, too. Firework celebrations will see no interruptions from the weather Hurricane Beryl has weakened some, but will make its way into the Gulf of Mexico by the weekend Once there, some re-strengthening is possible, along with a turn to the north toward … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – In 2014, Jim Streety ended his high school coaching career as one of the winningest football coaches in Texas history. Streety amassed 537 wins at Madison and New Braunfels across four decades. From there, Streety’s legacy in public education only grew stronger when he went on to serve as the New Braunfels … Read more
SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, Texas – It has been nearly seven years since the Sutherland Springs shooting that killed 26 people. Today was supposed to be the last day people could visit and pay their respects at the sanctuary turned memorial due to plans to demolish the building. Now, the 81st Judicial Court has granted a temporary … Read more
A shooting at an apartment complex left one man dead and another in critical condition, according to San Antonio police.
SAN ANTONIO – Get ready for a glitzy and emotional stage production when the musical “Evita” comes to the Harlequin Theatre at JBSA- Ft. Sam Houston. The musical, set in Argentina between 1934 and 1952, follows Eva Duarte-Peron on her journey from a poor child to actress, then wife of President Juan Perón before dying … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Current Mayor Ron Nirenberg and former Mayor Julian Castro disagree on whether President Joe Biden should stay in the race following his latest debate against former President Donald Trump. It was around 8 p.m. on Tuesday night when Castro posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, that Biden should step down. Recommended … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The City of San Antonio is doing its best to sell a controversial, two-mile zoning buffer around the Toyota manufacturing plant to skeptical South Siders. The city’s proposed “Industrial Compatibility Overlay District” (ICOD) would be the first of its kind in San Antonio and would heavily restrict commercial and residential development around … Read more