Mothers share stories of recovery, hope, and healing at 9th Annual NAS Symposium
Several mothers shared their journeys and stories of recovery at the Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Symposium, which was held at the Hilton San Antonio Hill Country.
Top storylines from first day of Cowboys mandatory minicamp
The Dallas Cowboys kicked off their three-day mandatory minicamp at The Star in Frisco on Tuesday. Dallas’ offseason team activity involves plenty of player development and some uncertainty surrounding the…
‘Extremely one-sided’: Portland teachers union takes down pro-Palestinian teaching guides after Jewish parents deem them antisemitic
The Portland teachers union took down some teaching guides, which Jewish parents said were antisemitic. Union leadership said curriculum taken down will be reviewed.
SAPD officer shoots, kills man involved in domestic dispute in Medical Center area, police chief says
A 19-year-old man was shot and killed by a San Antonio police officer during a domestic dispute incident at an apartment complex in the Medical Center area Tuesday, Police Chief…
Summer ushers in an increase in teen driving deaths. Here’s some tips to keep your teen safe
Between Memorial Day and Labor Day is when they say the most teenagers die in car accidents.
SAISD addresses shift in graduation plans for some high schools as ceremonies continue
Brackenridge, Sam Houston and Highlands High Schools were set to walk the stage outside at Alamo Stadium. However, forecasted high temperatures prompted the district to move the ceremonies indoors at…
Where is Caleb Harris? Corpus Christi man remains missing after 3 months
It’s been three months since a 21-year-old Texas A&M Corpus Christi student disappeared without a trace.
‘He was a joy to be around’ | Mother of Spring Branch bull rider killed in rodeo accident grateful for community support
22-year-old Peter De Luna died Friday at the Mansfield Park Rodeo Arena in Bandera.
Ramp closures as part of Loop 1604 expansion project begin on NW Side, TxDOT says
Construction began at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, June 4. Weather permitting, TxDOT said the closures will last until late 2024.
SA City Council continues conversations surrounding future of horse-drawn carriages
Alternative options were presented and discussed including the possibility of horseless electric carriages in the city.