SAN ANTONIO – Pride San Antonio, which organizes the Pride Bigger than Texas Festival and Parade, is in need of hundreds of volunteers for the upcoming event in late June. The organization is looking for more than 450 volunteers to help on Saturday, June 29, and the following day. Recommended Videos The shifts are one … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Let’s all go to the museum! Museums are a great way to learn about art, music and history, and thankfully, there are several in San Antonio to choose from. All the biggest museums in the Alamo City have at least one day a month or a few hours a week when they … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Spurs Give is unveiling a brand-new outdoor basketball half-court at The Rock at La Cantera on Saturday, according to a press release. The half-court has a Spurs court design and a Coca-Cola themed backboard and will be available to the public for pickup games and shoot-around or free play starting from 9 … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County closed the public portal to its criminal case management system Wednesday amid complaints that some cases were missing information or had mistakes. Odyssey Case Manager was rolled out on May 30, replacing the old system that hadn’t been updated in over 50 years. Recommended Videos The new software will allow … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Spurs are just a few weeks away from potentially making two lottery selections in the NBA Draft and recent reports indicate the team may be willing to make a deal. According to ESPN’s NBA Draft insider Jonathon Givony, the team reportedly is considering trading their two Top 10 selections … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Texans may have noticed some “lovesick tarantulas” sightings this summer. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department posted that it’s mating season for tarantulas, meaning now’s the time when they leave their burrows “en masse,” and they may be seen in yards or even homes. Recommended Videos While the creepy crawlies may be … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Everyday simple tasks like running became harder to accomplish for retired Army veteran Norman Jones. Jones was a chaplain in the Army for 24 years. Six months after he noticed changes in his body, he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS, formerly known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease at the VA … Read more