DPS launches Violent Offender Database
The Texas Department of Public Safety has launched a new, free database that contains the names of people who have been convicted of certain violent offenses.
SAN ANTONIO
Many Hill Country schools will be off April 8 for solar eclipse; most San Antonio schools will not
SAN ANTONIO – Where will you be on April 8 when the moon will pass in front of the sun causing a total solar eclipse? For many school-aged kids in the San Antonio area, the answer depends on which district you’re in. It’s the second eclipse visible in the San Antonio area within a six-month … Read more
Newest UIL realignment, reclassification shakes up districts for several San Antonio-area schools
SAN ANTONIO – The new districts for Texas high school football, basketball and volleyball were released on Thursday morning by the University Interscholastic League (UIL) as part of a biennial tradition that takes changing enrollment into consideration for its member 6A-1A schools. With the UIL’s latest classifications, divisions, regions and districts several San Antonio-area teams … Read more
Pre-K 4 SA enrollment opens for 2024-2025 school year
SAN ANTONIO – Pre-K 4 SA opened enrollment for its 2024-2025 school year on Thursday. Children must be 3- or 4- years old by Sept. 1, 2024, to be eligible to apply for the 2024–25 school year, which starts Aug. 19, 2024. Applications can be submitted online at prek4sa.com and are processed on a rolling … Read more
Teen donates Legos to elementary school students after her Lego package is stolen from her front porch
SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio teenager turned a bad experience last year into a positive community project. Leah Hernandez, 14, surprised Briscoe Elementary School students in the San Antonio Independent School District with their own Legos on Thursday morning. “I didn’t think it would come to this extent,” Hernandez said. Just last year, cameras … Read more
Next round of storms slated to arrive in San Antonio on Friday night
January 2024 sure was good to us! Our rainiest month since September 2018, improvements to the aquifer, and the drought is slowly being chipped away. Still, we could use more rain. There’s hope for some happy backyard rain gauges as another round of rain and storms develops Friday night, but a few of these storms … Read more
UIW offers free tax help through Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program
SAN ANTONIO – The H-E-B School of Business and Administration at the University of the Incarnate Word is offering free tax preparation service through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program or VITA. IRS-certified volunteers can help families making $64,000 or less take full advantage of all of the tax credits that they are eligible for, … Read more