San Antonio – A new program will help feed millions of children this summer when they are out of school, but several states, including Texas, are not participating. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s new program will roll out in 35 states, all five territories and four tribes. The Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer Program, or Summer EBT, provides … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – When the cold comes, so can the heat. San Antonio Fire Department Spokesman Joe Arrington says the fire danger “absolutely” increases in cold weather. Nationwide, he says, firefighters see an increase in fires tied to home heating safety. “The thing we always say — and I say it all the time: ‘Predictable … Read more
NATALIA, Texas – A boil water notice was issued Friday for residents in Natalia. According to a news release, a water main break that resulted in low water pressure prompted the notice. Customers of the City of Natalia Public Water System are urged to boil their water prior to consumption, which includes drinking, brushing teeth … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A double murder case from 2018 is finally heading to trial. Nicholas “Trey” Milanovich, 23, and Julia Wright, 21, were found in what police at the time called a very bloody scene on Sept. 30, 2018. Wright was found outside an apartment in the 8600 block of Fairhaven Street. Milanovich was found … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Millions of furniture anchor kits designed to protect children from furniture tip-overs are recalled because the plastic zip ties can break. The New Age restraint kits were used by 31 different furniture companies after November 2019. The restraint kits included a plastic zip-tie, two brackets and two screws and were sold with … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A day of blustery, chilly winds has been giving San Antonians a taste of the frigid weather that is to come. Below-freezing temperatures are in the forecast for early next week. The cold winds that blew in Friday morning, though, helped Margie Gaines prepare herself, although she isn’t happy about it. “It’s … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The fallout continues from the June shooting death of a woman by San Antonio Police Department officers. An SAPD lieutenant has been terminated and a sergeant has been suspended seven days after each of them left their assigned shifts early the night Melissa Perez was shot and killed inside her Southwest Side … Read more