Peanut Butter Bowl enters second decade as outreach expands
Now a decade into its existence, the Peanut Butter Bowl is coming back and better than ever. Since 2016, high schools from across San Antoni…
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Renovations coming to JBSA-Fort Sam Houston barracks ‘plagued by mold,’ US Rep. Castro says
Renovations are coming to Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston after thousands of medical students living in dorms were relocated. Around…
‘Get down’: Man recounts hearing gunshots while playing pickleball in Northwest Side neighborhood
Neighbors in Stillwater Ranch are still shaken up about a shooting that sent bullets into homes and vehicles near a popular pickleball court…
From prison fears to fireworks, Chinese pastor recounts sudden release after Trump's intervention
Ezra Jin Mingri was inside a detention center in southern China on the morning of July 3, worrying that he would likely spend at least 15 ye…
CPS Energy says no rate hike is planned as Texas braces for massive energy demand surge
As temperatures soar across Texas this week and the state’s power grid faced back-to-back peak demand days, the leaders of CPS Energy and ER…
Suspect tied to business burglaries, stolen ATMs in south Bexar County, affidavit states
Charges have been filed against a man in connection with a series of business burglaries last year in south Bexar County. Records show Mystk…
City attorney suggests mayor’s plan to end Ready to Work early may run afoul of state law
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones didn't seem to take city attorney Andy Segovia's response to her suggestion to divert Ready to Work funds as a "no." …
‘Thank you for saving my life’: San Antonio man reunites with transplant doctor who donated kidney in 2021
It was a reunion full of gratitude between a San Antonio transplant doctor and the man she donated a kidney to back in 2021. Joel Gonzalez s…
San Antonio Girl Scout troop sells thousands of cookie boxes to earn dream trip to NYC
A group of San Antonio Girl Scouts is getting ready to trade cookie booths for Broadway and historic landmarks after spending years working …
Water quality questions remain at Canyon Lake after flooding; officials warn of hidden debris
As families return to Canyon Lake after last week’s flooding, officials say the biggest concern may not be water quality — it’s what could b…
Federal judges allow new Tennessee congressional map that splits majority-Black district in Memphis
A federal judicial panel has allowed Tennessee to use a new congressional map that splits apart a majority-Black district in Memphis , provi…
Last bit of Bertha brings scattered rain
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS TONIGHT: Scattered rain with rumbles of thunder (40%) T.S. BERTHA: Weak storm will bring some rain to coastal Texas toda…