Month: May 2024

Excessive rainfall is possible.

Police say the woman was in her 20s and was crossing the street with a shopping cart when she was hit by a driver in a white SUV.

Gov. Greg Abbott will be in Eagle Pass to welcome soldiers at Texas’ Forward Operating Base on Friday. The governor will also hold a news conference after the tour on base to discuss the state’s border security efforts.

San Antonio Parks and Recreation is kicking off Pride Month 2024 with a hike and 5K that’s open to all.

After nearly a year-long closure, construction crews will finally begin the process of reopening the Brooklyn Avenue and McCullough Avenue exit on southbound Interstate 35 near downtown.

San Antonio College (SAC) plans to use funding from U.S. Rep Greg Casar to expand a facility geared toward low-income, at-risk students.

If traffic projects aren’t the cause, they could be. 

Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller has been vocal in his condemnations of war in recent months via social media.

It has been nearly five years since Cecilia Huerta Gallegos disappeared, but her family has not given up on finding her.