SAN ANTONIO – Texas Parks and Wildlife will be on high alert on boats at local lakes this long holiday weekend, trying to prevent a water tragedy. Game warden Patrick True will be one of many wardens at Calaveras Lake, checking boats on the water. Recommended Videos “Do yourself a favor before you go out, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Jackie Lee is looking to raise awareness for lupus in San Antonio with a new event happening this Saturday. Lee was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease in 1987. She was just a teenager and had never heard about the disease before. Recommended Videos “It’s rarely spoken about. A lot of people don’t … Read more
UVALDE, Texas – Two years ago, the nation focused on Uvalde as the heartbreaking news broke: 19 students and two teachers were killed by a gunman inside Robb Elementary School. As the tragedy stunned South Texas and forever changed Uvalde, people across the nation sent in their gifts of love, anything to provide a sense … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Water System unanimously approved changes to its rules for how its customers can water their lawns and how they’re punished for heavy water use during drought periods. Officials with the city-owned water utility said current drought restrictions are not doing enough to save water. They hope to have many … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Two years ago Thursday, families in Uvalde were preparing for the end of the school year. Their lives would be forever changed 24 hours later. As Uvalde continues to move forward, the 19 students and two teachers who died on May 24, 2022, are far from forgotten. Their school, Robb Elementary, sits … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A local attorney has accused Councilman Marc Whyte (D10) of abusing his position as a councilman to “interfere” in a private custody matter. Martin Phipps filed a complaint with the city’s Ethics Review Board on Tuesday, claiming Whyte had used his position to “dispatch” San Antonio Police officers and Bexar County Sheriff’s … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – With a week left in the school year, the San Antonio Independent School District said it’s continuing to address HVAC issues at its schools, a problem the district has been facing for months. Superintendent Jaime Aquino wrote to parents and staff on Thursday, promising “contingency plans to move students to cooler spaces” … Read more