Tre Von Harris, 19, was recently indicted by a federal grand jury in Austin on two counts of sexual exploitation of children and one count of interstate communication of a threat/extortion.
SAN ANTONIO – Transportation leaders from across Texas have gathered in San Antonio to present their newest technologies and projects. Paco Felici with Port San Antonio on Monday recently discussed plans that could turn San Antonio into a hub for futuristic aircraft. “A vertiport is a special kind of airport that will host both traditional … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – SeaWorld has re-launched the registration period for preschool-age kids to gain free admission through the end of the year. Preschool Cards give unlimited access all season long for registered kids ages 3-5, including events like the Halloween Spooktacular and SeaWorld’s Christmas Celebration. Cardholders can upgrade and get unlimited access to the Aquatica … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – There’s a new way to get to and from the Pearl after the installation of a new pedestrian bridge. The bridge spans the San Antonio River and will connect existing parts of the Pearl to new developments. Pearl is a mixed-use development with restaurants, retail, green spaces, offices, apartments, a hotel and … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – JetBlue Airways Corp. is grounding its Alamo City operations. The Long Island-based carrier plans to exit the market, ending nonstop flights to Boston and New York City in late October. The airline’s planned departure comes roughly three years after JetBlue launched nonstop flights from San Antonio International Airport to John F. Kennedy International Airport and Boston Logan International … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – KSAT is thrilled to announce exciting changes headed to Good Morning San Antonio. Starting Monday, Aug. 5, Japhanie Gray will co-host GMSA on weekday mornings from 5-7 a.m. with traffic anchor RJ Marquez and meteorologist Justin Horne. Recommended Videos She will join Stephanie Serna and Horne for GMSA at 9 a.m. Serna, … Read more
BOERNE, Texas – Boerne ISD hired 20 students to work in its maintenance and technology department to help them get exposure to the work force this summer. The students worked to get technology ready and repaired, while others prepared furniture and the grounds. Recommended Videos Bryan Benway, the district’s spokesperson, said the program gives students … Read more