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Tigerettes take fourth place at Karnes City meet
The Goliad Tigerettes finished fourth at the Karnes City Cross Country Invitational on Saturday. Cassidy Meyer led the Tigerettes by placing sixth on the 2-mile course in 11 minutes, 31.83 seconds. Others leading Goliad were Ashtyn Franke (15th, 12:05.98), Julia Aleman (16th, 12:09.44), Olivia Strouhal (24th, 12:33.92), Taryn Franke (32nd,...
Megabus departs San Antonio and Texas after bankruptcy filing
A valuable transportation option has shut down in San Antonio: Megabus, the cheap and efficient bus company that offered rides for as low as $1, has ended service across Texas, including all routes operating between Austin, Dallas, Grand Prairie, Houston, and San Antonio. According to a notice on the company's...
'If my mom can hear this, know that I love you' | 10-year-old pleas for answers as mother has been missing for more than a month
SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Police are asking for help finding a missing 32-year-old woman, last seen north of Downtown. Police say Jeanie Chavez has been missing more than a month, and was last seen on Aganier Avenue, on July 15. "I try not thinking about it, because it...
Consecutive hot car deaths highlight need for first responder mental health care
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Two children younger than two years old died in hot cars last week on two consecutive days. The traumatic scenes were a reminder that first responders can be emotionally affected by what they see. In Corpus Christi, a mother left her 22-month-old daughter in her...
Meet the Doctor Revolutionizing Healthcare with a Vegan Restaurant Promoting Holistic Health
Dr. Dona Cooper-Dockery, MD, a distinguished African American physician and health advocate based in McAllen, Texas, is advancing her mission of transforming healthcare through her two initiatives: Cooper Wellness & Disease Prevention Center and FoodAMed Vegan Restaurant. These ventures are central to her goal of empowering individuals to achieve optimal...
Abilene experiences moderate drought as drought reaches largest extent in Texas since December 2023
ABILENE, Texas. (KTAB/KRBC) – According to the Texas Water Development Board, Abilene is experiencing moderate drought conditions. Drought in Texas reached its largest extent since December 2023, and an additional 20 percent is vulnerable to drought in the coming weeks. August has been hotter and drier than normal for Texas, triggering recent drought expansion. The […]
Houston area athletes make up half of Texas’ Paris 2024 Paralympians
Of the 225 U.S. athletes who will begin competing this week in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, 10 are from Texas, with five from Houston or the surrounding area. In competitions ranging from wheelchair basketball to air rifle shooting, several Houstonian athletes, or those with ties to the area, are hoping to bring home a medal from this year's Paralympic Games.
Children told to get off school bus at wrong stop because it was the ‘end of the route’
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – In the first week of school for New Braunfels ISD, at least two families have had issues with their child’s bus driver. A 3-year-old pre-K student was left on a bus, and the school did not know until the child’s parent called to notify them that her child did not make it home.
Third annual Buddy Hall memorial shoot to be held Sept. 13
In association with the 2024 Lonesome Dove Fest and Texas Parks and Wildlife, the third annual Buddy Hall Memorial Shoot will take place Friday, Sept. 13, at the Karnes County Show Grounds from 4-7:30 p.m. A.E. “Buddy” Hall Jr., who passed away in 2016 after battling cancer, advocated for youth...
Over 1.1 million removed from Texas voter rolls
(The Center Square) – Since a new law was enacted in 2021, the Texas Secretary of State’s Office has removed more than 1.1 million people from the state’s voter rolls. The removal process is ongoing, Gov. Greg Abbott said when announcing the updated removal numbers. Those removed include noncitizens illegally registered to vote, those who moved out of state, the deceased, those with a felony conviction, among others. ...
KRLD North Texas traffic alerts: August 26 - September 1
TRAVEL ADVISORY - FORT WORTH - EB N. Loop 820 between Beach Street and Rufe Snow Drive ALL LANES WILL BE CLOSED nightly from 7:30 pm - 5:30 am through Wednesday, 8/28, traffic will be diverted to the TEXpress lanes at no additional cost.
Landslides to nail-biters: A history of presidential elections in Texas
Texans have voted in 38 presidential elections since the state was readmitted to the Union in 1870, following the Civil War. Since 1872, the state has been landslide victories and nail-bitingly close races.
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