SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO – A 6-year-old Little League baseball champion was forced off the field by a devastating leukemia diagnosis. Jay Rangel’s team and community are now coming together to help him fight and make a difference. “He knew his team was in a tournament, and he woke up that morning, and he said, ‘Let’s go. … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – Russell Boening said farming has been at the forefront of his entire life. “I grew up on this farm,” Boening said. “We’ve done it our entire lives and we’ve been fortunate. We’ve been successful enough through the tough times to still be here.” Boening is a farmer in Wilson County. He also … Read more

San Antonio – It takes a lot of passion to start a tradition from the ground up. Delia Guajardo had the energy and passion in 1999 when she was tabbed to organize the San Antonio Veterans Day Parade. By 2000, a small group of veterans were cheered on by their families and friends as the … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio ISD on Friday announced its final recommendations on school closures. The school board will deliberate and vote on the recommendations at its regularly scheduled meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday. The rightsizing decision summaries were sent in a letter to families and staff members. In the letter, the district distributed a … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – Thousands of people will gather Saturday for the American Heart Association’s Heart and Stroke Walk to honor survivors, remember those who lost their lives and raise lifesaving funds. The Sandefer family shared their journey and are bringing awareness to congenital heart defects. Amanda and Ryan Sandefer in 2014 were filled with excitement … Read more

NEW BRAUNFELS – Leading off the Veterans Day Parade in New Braunfels will be a hometown “boy” who survived the bloody beaches of Normandy only to be seriously wounded in the Battle of the Bulge. In his 20s when he went off to war, Guadalupe “Lupe” Suarez is now 100 years old, but as his … Read more