Month: October 2024

A $25,000 grant will help get more animals in San Antonio spayed and neutered.

An alarming trend of younger people and teens using e-cigarettes and vapes is pushing the City of San Antonio to change its Smoke-Free Ordinance to include these products.

How did kids dressing up and going door-to-door become a beloved October 31st tradition?

Freezing temps and cloudy skies. Fall is officially here. 

A man is recovering in the hospital after he was slashed with a knife to the chest by a roommate during an argument, according to San Antonio police.

Packers QB Jordan Love rode an exercise bike Wednesday and has not practiced all week because of a groin injury, but left open the possibility that he could still play Sunday against the first-place Lions, saying, “I think it’s realistic.”

The man was taken to the hospital in critical condition.

A man is in the hospital after he was hit by a VIA Metropolitan Transit bus while running across the highway, according to San Antonio police.

A front will slowly make its way toward San Antonio this morning. As it does, a few showers or stray storm is possible.

With reports of ballot boxes being burned in parts of the United States and years-long conversations around election security, anxiety is on the rise for voters wondering whether their ballot has been counted. Lucky for Texas voters, there is a way for registered voters to double check whether their ballot has been properly recorded. 

The Texas Secretary of State maintains a website and provides daily updates on voter registration numbers, voting totals, and also to see who has cast their ballot. The data does not show the party or candidates that were voted for. The only caveat is the data is available the day after the ballot was cast. 

The database records the name, voting precinct and voting method, i.e. whether the ballot was cast in-person or via mail-in ballot. The website offers data for all of Texas’ 254 counties. 

If you are concerned or have questions about you ballot, the website states you should contact your county election official. In Bexar County, Jacque Callanen is the Elections Administrator, located at 1103 S. Frio, Suite 100, San Antonio, Texas, 78207.

Registered voters who voted by mail can also track individual mail-in ballots status via a different Texas Secretary of State website. 

Here are the steps to…