SAN ANTONIO – I love Fiesta season, and as people decorate the city with paper flowers, nature decorates for Fiesta with wildflowers. Just pick any random road and you’ll find wildflowers bursting through unmown strips along sidewalks, roads or highways. It is crucial not to mow these native wildflowers. Instead, continue to sow seeds for … Read more
The annual United Way’s Kids Festival returns to Copernicus Park on April 27. The family-oriented event is completely free for all attendees. Organizers from United Way say it’s Fiesta’s only completely free family event. “It’s really in celebration of the children of San Antonio while also promoting the early childhood development,” said Keamber McCracken, Impact … Read more
San Antonio police are searching for a man who showed up at an apartment and shot a woman as she opened the door.
San Antonio police are searching for a group of minors who shot a woman on the Northwest Side on Thursday night.
SAN ANTONIO – Drivers on the far Northwest Side will have to contend with another weekend of major closures for the massive Loop 1604 North Expansion Project. TxDOT will have a full closure of the Loop 1604 east and westbound main lanes at the Interstate 10 interchange starting at 9 p.m. on Friday, April 26 … Read more
A man was shot and killed while leaving an indoor basketball court on the South Side overnight.
SAN ANTONIO – Diabetes is a major reason people lose their vision or limbs or experience kidney failure, three complications that Joel Gonzalez, Jr. has dealt with in his life. Gonzalez, 46, suffered a leg amputation, has lost most of his vision and was forced to have a kidney transplant three years ago. “I thought … Read more