San Antonio TX

Featured picture for San Antonio’s new thrift store is a treasure filled, but beware the prices

San Antonio’s new thrift store is a treasure filled, but beware the prices

This new San Antonio thrift store has deals. It also has $99 coats available.
Featured picture for San Antonio has $12.8M to fix sidewalks. One neighborhood wants to know if they’ll see any of it.

San Antonio has $12.8M to fix sidewalks. One neighborhood wants to know if they’ll...

SAN ANTONIO – Tree roots have pushed sidewalk panels four to six inches out of the ground. Slabs are cracked. Corners are raised so high that one elderly resident can no longer safely walk to the mailbox. This is Rolling Ridge Club, a neighborhood on San Antonio’s Northwest Side...
Featured picture for San Antonio River Authority, Brooks move forward with major South Side economic development project

San Antonio River Authority, Brooks move forward with major South Side economic development project

SAN ANTONIO – A major economic development effort on the South Side is moving forward after the San Antonio River Authority board approved the conveyance of 243 acres to the Brooks Development Authority. The land is part of Project Oso, a joint effort aimed at bringing large-scale economic development...
Featured picture for Abrupt layoffs hit News 4 and KABB in San Antonio — what we know so far

Abrupt layoffs hit News 4 and KABB in San Antonio — what we know...

A spokesperson for Sinclair confirmed the layoffs with MySA.
Featured picture for Remuda Ranch residents say cut-through traffic has brought road rage, blocked emergency vehicles

Remuda Ranch residents say cut-through traffic has brought road rage, blocked emergency vehicles

SAN ANTONIO – Families in the Remuda Ranch neighborhood on the far West Side say cut-through traffic has grown so severe that they’ve seen road rage incidents and are worried about emergency vehicles getting through. Johnny and Jessica Rivera, who bought their home in the neighborhood in 2018,...
Featured picture for Nothing Bundt Cakes brings the joy on September 15th!

Nothing Bundt Cakes brings the joy on September 15th!

September 15 is National Bring the Joy Day and cake tends to do that for so many people. Kimberly Tucker with Nothing Bundt Cakes was here to show us how locations across the country, including here in San Antonio are taking part and why this campaign is so meaningful. Next...
Featured picture for San Antonio stabbing highlights safety concerns for homeless community

San Antonio stabbing highlights safety concerns for homeless community

SAN ANTONIO – A recent stabbing involving a man experiencing homelessness is highlighting the safety challenges people living unsheltered can face in San Antonio. The San Antonio Police Department said the 35-year-old man was stabbed multiple times Wednesday near Jackson Keller Road and Vance Jackson Road. The stabbing
Featured picture for Gov. Abbott Requests SBA Disaster Declaration For Bexar County Severe Storms

Gov. Abbott Requests SBA Disaster Declaration For Bexar County Severe Storms

Governor Greg Abbott requested a disaster declaration from the U.S. Small Business Administration for South-Central Texas communities impacted by severe storms in August. If approved, the SBA declaration will make federal assistance available through disaster loans for Bexar County and its contiguous counties. “This re
Featured picture for San Antonio woman says ICE officers stopped her because of her skin color

San Antonio woman says ICE officers stopped her because of her skin color

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio woman says U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers stopped her last week without an explanation and questioned her family about their citizenship. The encounter, captured on video by another driver, has raised concerns about racial profiling and immigration enforcement tactic
Featured picture for $256 thousand spent on mayor's travel as city considers cuts to travel budget

$256 thousand spent on mayor’s travel as city considers cuts to travel budget

SAN ANTONIO - As it faces a huge budget deficit the City of San Antonio is looking at dozens of programs to cut, including travel by city employees, city council members, and the mayor. The News 4 I-Team Waste Watch uncovered tens of thousands of dollars in travel expenses by...

Trending Posts