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$15.4 million in repairs to Tower of the Americas could begin soon
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — It looks like San Antonio City Council is ready to move ahead with repairs to one of the most iconic spectacles in town. Tower of the Americas has been in need of repairs for years, and council members are about to get a pitch to get them done.
Motorcyclist critically injured after being hit by car amid heavy rain on East Side
SAN ANTONIO - A man is in critical condition after being hit by a car amid the rain storm on the East Side. The accident happened just before 11 a.m. off South WW White Road near Lavender Lane. Officers said the female driver allegedly hit the motorcyclist on the roadway....
🌟 Things to do this weekend in San Antonio: Monster Trucks Glow Party, Paper Trail, Rock & Shop
Vroom vroom: Hot Wheels Monster Trucks are coming to San Antonio this weekend. The Alamo City will also host free summer events — both indoor and outdoor — and chances to take in amazing art from locals. Here’s a look at what’s happening over the weekend:
POLL: Should ALL San Antonio school districts ban cell phones in schools?
The Debate Over Banning Cell Phones in High Schools: A Necessity or a Hindrance?. In the ever-evolving landscape of education, the role of technology, particularly cell phones, has become a contentious issue. School districts across the globe are grappling with the decision of whether to embrace or ban these ubiquitous devices within their premises, especially in high schools. While proponents argue for their educational benefits and practicality, opponents highlight concerns regarding distraction, academic integrity, and student well-being.
South Texas Blood & Tissue calls for urgent blood donations amid critical shortage.
SAN ANTONIO - South Texas Blood & Tissue, a nonprofit blood center that provides blood, plasma and platelets, are urging you to come out and donate blood. The alert especially goes out to those with O-positive and O-negative blood. They say there is a shortage in the city's blood supply...
Whataburger facing lawsuit by employee about their retirement plan
Whataburger is trying to find a way out…after a former employee threatens to sue over their retirement plan. A San Antonio man, Manuel Esquivel, accused the chain of keeping poorly performing funds in the retirement plan.
DAV, RecruitMilitary® host San Antonio Veterans Job Fair
ERLANGER, KY. – DAV (Disabled American Veterans) and RecruitMilitary® will co-host the San Antonio Veterans Job Fair, July 25 from 11:00am – 3:00pm at San Antonio Shrine Auditorium. The event is free to veterans, their spouses, active-duty military personnel and members of the National Guard and Reserve.
Episode 245: EA Sports College Football 25 Rocks
Our decade-long wait for the return of the cherished NCAA Football series is finally here! Dan and CJ join Jared to share their first-hand impressions of the early release of the game including the UTSA roster (14:30) and the Roadrunners’ low prestige rankings (37:00). Don’t forget to use coupon...
San Antonio foundation teams up with Wells Fargo to award up to $70,000 in scholarships
SAN ANTONIO - Helping San Antonio students reach their goals is the goal of the Community For Life Foundation Legacy Scholarship luncheon. Last year, they gave out $70,000 in scholarships. This year, they're partnering up with Wells Fargo to give a similar amount. Joining us to talk about this event...
City officials develop plan to harness energy from cemeteries — here's how
Get ready for a bright idea that's breathing new life into an unexpected place — cemeteries. The city of Valencia, Spain, just launched an exciting project to turn its cemeteries into solar energy powerhouses. It's an innovative way to generate clean power while respecting the original purpose of these solemn spaces, according to Interesting Engineering.
San Antonio African American Community Fund spotlights transformative initiatives
SAN ANTONIO - Shining a light on the San Antonio area African American Community Fund thanks to our partnership with TAAN-TV. Their mission is to empower the African American Community through transformative initiatives. They have a big fundraiser coming up. Board chair Bobby Blount stops by to talk.
San Antonio athlete to watch in Paris Olympics
The Summer Olympics in Paris kick off on July 26 and Keith Sanderson, a three-time pistol Olympian, is representing San Antonio. Zoom in: Sanderson, a graduate of John Marshall High School, began shooting in 1996 through a U.S. Marine Corps competition. He placed fifth in the 2008 Olympics and has...
San Antonio braces for 40% surge in retiree population by 2040
SAN ANTONIO- The City of San Antonio is seeing a rise in retirees. We checked in with local officials on the level of preparedness to care for those 65 and up on the city and county level. The senior population in San Antonio is expected to grow by 40% by...
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