SAN ANTONIO – Some car owners who have been eager for a certain kind of help seem to be finding it at a weekend-long event put on by the Hyundai car company and San Antonio police. All of the owners drive Hyundai cars, one of two brands that were the recent subjects of social media … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, a disease that can make you allergic to meat. But it’s real, and an aggressive species of ticks is spreading it. 12 On Your Side’s Marilyn Moritz reports on the Lone star tick and how to protect yourself from its nasty bite. Original … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Charlotte Nirenberg, the mother of San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg, died on May 23 in Austin. She was 72. In a Facebook post on Wednesday, San Antonio’s First Lady Erika Prosper Nirenberg said Charlotte Nirenberg was a “tour de force.” Recommended Videos “Thank you SA, friends and colleagues, Our family is blessed … Read more
Update: The livestream is over. President Joe Biden will deliver remarks from the White House regarding the Middle East. Recommended Videos You can a livestream of the event in the video player above. Original News SourceClick here for San Antonio HOA Management RELATED STORIES'Pray for Lina' | 4 years later, family honors missing San Antonio … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The summer has finally arrived, and San Antonio businesses, departments and organizations are offering a variety of camps for kids and teens. These camps include activities, lessons and games for a variety of subjects, like sports, STEM, animals and music. Price and dates vary by location. Recommended Videos Here’s a list of … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Glowsticks, yoga, cocktails and a light show, oh my! Glowga on the Plaza with Mobile Om promises a great workout with a glowing twist next Thursday, as part of the city’s First Thursdays initiative starting June 6. Recommended Videos The Glowga event will be held monthly on First Thursdays starting at 7:30 … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio-area graduating senior saved his mother’s life, took care of his siblings and started a business all during his last year. “I knew, like, whatever had to be done had to be done, and I was going to save my mom,” Central Catholic High School senior David Perez said. For … Read more