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Chicken Nuggets/Tenders Recalled – What Texans Should Know
The Food Safety Inspection Service of the United States Department of Agriculture has a word of caution for Texas shoppers in Beaumont, Orange, Port Arthur, Jasper, Tyler, and Lufkin. In fact, any place in the state where ready-to-eat chicken nuggets and chicken tenders are sold frozen and ready to heat and eat should pay attention to this recall notice.
Texas Railroad Commission opens oil and gas permit, environmental protection rule changes for public comment
The Railroad Commission of Texas announced the first overhaul of its waste management rules in 40 years, with new proposed rules focused on oil and gas waste management, environmental protection and pipeline safety regulations open for public comment until the end of September.
‘Yellowstone’ is Looking For Extras as They Film Concert Scenes in Texas
Calling all extras! Here's your chance to be a part of one of the best TV shows in recent years. Yellowstone is coming to Texas to put the final touches to its last season. They are looking for extras to be a part of some concert scenes at the Ft. Worth Stockyards in a couple of weeks.
August supermoon set to be brightest Monday night
SAN ANTONIO — Our most recent nights haven't been all that dark, thanks to a full moon that looks much larger than normal. And Monday night will be brighter soon, thanks to the supermoon. Today at 1:26pm CDT the Supermoon officially became 100 percent full. But it is also...
Paving project 'unexpectedly' prevents access to historic inn, frustrated owner says
SAN ANTONIO — On Monday, businesses and properties on the Northeast side were blocked by construction. A pavement preservation project closed both lanes of Holbrook Road between Eisenhauer Road and Rittiman Road. The owner of Victoria’s Black Swan Inn is fed up. “We only have one way in...
USAA President & CEO Wayne Peacock plans to retire in 2025
SAN ANTONIO — USAA President and CEO Wayne Peacock announced his plans to retire after a distinguished 36-year career at the company, including nearly five as CEO, USAA said in a press release. He plans to retire in the first half of 2025. “Wayne has always answered the call...
SAISD to host meetings to explain repurposing process, timeline of closed schools
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Independent School District plans to hold a series of public meetings to update the public on plans to repurpose more than 12 closed schools. Fifteen schools were shut down as part of the district’s November 2023 rightsizing decision and in previous school closures.
SA Live deals this week
SAN ANTONIO – It pays to watch SA Live! Here are a few deals for you this week. Brushfire Farms is offering a deal for 10 percent off on their website when you use the promo code “#SATX.”. Keep life flexible with ZenergyX Yoga, a new yoga studio...
VIDEO: Beehive Collective brings ‘True Cost of Coal’ and ‘Mesoamérica Resiste’ to Texas
At their San Antonio stop at Galería. E.V.A., the Beehive Collective unrolls a veritable masterclass in coal power, globalization, and the infinite creative power of people’s resistance. Greg Harman. This month opened with a banger of a presentation at Galeria E.V.A. when the Beehive Collective, the renowned arts...
Taft High School program aims to curb distracted driving, promote safety behind the wheel
SAN ANTONIO – Northside ISD starts classes on Monday, which means many more teen drivers are on the roads. Teen driving safety is a major focus for many local schools, and a program funded by the Texas Department of Transportation and the Youth Safety Council is helping Taft High School students behind the wheel.
As seen on SA Live - Monday, August 19, 2024
SAN ANTONIO – Today at 1 p.m., back to school meal ideas, celebrating 73 years with Providence Catholic School, fine art, puffy tacos and three tasty recipes for the school year. Share your first day of school photos! Upload them here and you might see them today on the...
Legendary musician Jim Messina to perform at The Tobin Center in September
SAN ANTONIO – Legendary musician and producer Jim Messina is coming to San Antonio in September. Messina is scheduled to perform at The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 28. His legacy of music spans five decades, including three super groups, a vibrant solo...
Highlands JV loses close match to Smoky Mountain
Highlands junior varsity volleyball team took on Smoky Mountain at home last Monday to kick off the season, but couldn’t take the win losing two very close sets. Smoky won the first set 27-25 and the second 25-21. “I thought with it being their first game, for some their...
It’s not just South Texas. Republicans are making gains with Latino voters in big cities, too.
TEXAS, USA — This story was first published on the Texas Tribune and can be viewed here. For years, Carmen Cavazos’ neighborhood in southeast Houston has voted reliably for Democrats up and down the ballot. In 2016, Hillary Clinton won 68% of the vote in Cavazos’ voting precinct, a mostly residential enclave of about 3,000 people near Hobby Airport.
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