Westside residents come collectively to take care of warmth, energy outages
Friday night time’s storm practically despatched a tree department into the roof of Leticia Tapia’s bed room. It missed by just a few inches, she stated Sunday afternoon, pointing to the place a part of a pecan tree sits within the yard of her dwelling close to Lanier Excessive College on the West Facet.
Man suspected of setting vacant East Side apartment on fire, police say
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department is searching for a man suspected of intentionally setting fire to an East Side apartment complex Sunday night. The man, believed to be in his 30s, went to the Diamante Apartments complex around 7 p.m. to look for someone, police said, before he allegedly set the apartment
Texas meteorologists react as tropical disturbance threat grows near Gulf
"I don't much like the sound of that," one meteorologist said.
Headless Deer Kept Turning Up in Central Texas Neighborhoods — Game Wardens Eventually Filed...
Photo credit: AI-generated image created using CHATGPT. Illustrative only. For months, residents in parts of Central Texas were dealing with something nobody expects to find near their driveway or mailbox: dead, headless deer showing up in neighborhoods, sometimes with crossbow bolts left behind in front yards and on p
Something big just appeared at this upcoming Central Texas H-E-B
The famous three letters have arrived. The future H-E-B along Interstate 35 in San Marcos is starting to look more like the grocery store shoppers will soon recognize, with the H-E-B letters now installed on the building's facade as construction continues toward the store's expected fall 2026 opening. New signage...
More Than 400 Military Families Gather in San Antonio to Grieve Suicide Loss Together
More than 400 military families traveled to a hotel on San Antonio's River Walk this week for the 18th annual National Military Suicide Loss Survivor Seminar and Good Grief Camp, a gathering built around one shared, devastating experience: losing a loved one in the military to suicide. Among them was Olga Schultz, who
Cleanup underway for West Side homeowners after storms leave widespread damage
SAN ANTONIO – A West Side homeowner is beginning cleanup efforts after storms swept through the San Antonio area, leaving widespread damage across the city. Maria Salazar, who lives near Merida Street and South Zarzamora Street, said multiple trees fell and damaged her home during the storms. She said three people have
Golden Corral has many fans in San Antonio. We tried it to find out...
MySA fans raved about this chain buffet. We tried it to find out why it was so popular.
KSAT hires new weekend morning anchor, who is leaving Kansas for Texas
Max Dutton is leaving the CBS-affiliate in Wichita, Kansas to join KSAT as its new weekend morning anchor and reporter.
San Antonio mayor hopes to land major investment from Taiwan
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is pitching her city as the ideal landing spot for massive foreign direct investment coming out of Asia, but warned that policy uncertainty in Washington could jeopardize major economic wins for Texas. Speaking at the 2026 NADBank Summit hosted...

















