San Antonio's Urban Expansion Leads to More Wildlife Encounters, Endangering Local Species
Urban expansion and rising temperatures in San Antonio lead to increased sightings of local wildlife, such as deer and bobcats, in the city. Wildlife Rescue’s Lynn Cuny highlights habitat loss as a critical issue.
Houston Couple's Despair in San Antonio as Custom Wheelchair Valued at $5,000 Vanishes Post-Concert
A custom wheelchair essential for mobility was stolen from a couple after a Blink-182 concert in San Antonio. The wheelchair, valued at $5,000, was left unattended in the parking lot and disappeared within minutes.
Fort Worth's Cook Children's Battles Texas Health Commission Over $116 Billion Medicaid Contracts
Cook Children's Health Plan contests Texas's Medicaid contract changes, fearing service disruption for over 700,000 families as they face replacement by private firms, leading to legal actions seeking to overturn the procurement decision.
Zarzamora Street Overhaul Begins, Enhanced Pedestrian Infrastructure Project Set to Improve Safety and Mobility
Zarzamora Street is undergoing pedestrian infrastructure improvements, aiming to enhance safety and accessibility without major traffic disruptions. The project, lasting until Winter 2025, includes wider sidewalks and traffic updates.












