Day: February 18, 2021

Fish along Texas waters aren’t surviving the extreme weather. Fish along Texas waters aren’t surviving the extreme weather.Read Morelocal_news

Alabama men’s basketball coach Nate Oats has received a contract extension through the 2026-27 season that is worth $3.225 million per year. The Crimson Tide (17-5 overall, 12-1 SEC) are ranked No. 8.Alabama men’s basketball coach Nate Oats has received a contract extension through the 2026-27 season that is worth $3.225 million per year. The […]

The San Antonio Water System will charge customers only for the lesser of two bills. The San Antonio Water System will charge customers only for the lesser of two bills.Read Morelocal_news

The San Antonio food banks needs volunteers. Here’s how you can help. The San Antonio food banks needs volunteers. Here’s how you can help.Read Morelocal_news

With an ambulance stuck in the snow, Austin paramedics had to resort to warming a 98-year-old patient in a utility vehicle. With an ambulance stuck in the snow, Austin paramedics had to resort to warming a 98-year-old patient in a utility vehicle.Read Morelocal_news

Michigan’s board of regents approved a new five-year contract for AD Warde Manuel on Thursday, as Manuel’s original contract was set to expire next month.Michigan’s board of regents approved a new five-year contract for AD Warde Manuel on Thursday, as Manuel’s original contract was set to expire next month.Read Morewww.espn.com – NCB

Michigan’s board of regents approved a new five-year contract for AD Warde Manuel on Thursday, as Manuel’s original contract was set to expire next month.Michigan’s board of regents approved a new five-year contract for AD Warde Manuel on Thursday, as Manuel’s original contract was set to expire next month.Read Morewww.espn.com – NCF

San Antonio hospitals have treated patients for an array of weather-related injuries this week as freezing temperatures seized the city. San Antonio hospitals have treated patients for an array of weather-related injuries this week as freezing temperatures seized the city.Read Morelocal_news

As if freezing temperatures, no power and no water weren’t enough, automatic fire alarms are also causing problems for residents and first responders. As if freezing temperatures, no power and no water weren’t enough, automatic fire alarms are also causing problems for residents and first responders.Read Morelocal_news

The San Antonio Water System will charge customers only for the lesser of two bills. The San Antonio Water System will charge customers only for the lesser of two bills.Read Morelocal_news