San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte Confronts DUI Charge Amid Week of Vibrant Community Events
City Councilman Marc Whyte of San Antonio faced reporters about a DUI charge. Meanwhile, residents enjoyed local events like museum visits and go-kart racing, with options for family outings and free entertainment.
New York Residents Warned of 'Silent Killer' Carbon Monoxide as Winter Heating Increases Risks
New Yorkers are warned about carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning in winter. CO is an odorless, colorless gas that can be fatal. Symptoms include nausea and dizziness. Proper ventilation and CO detectors are crucial for safety.
San Antonio's Haven for Hope Launches 'Share the Warmth' Drive Amid Freezing Forecast
Haven for Hope in San Antonio is conducting a donation drive for the homeless to provide winter gear amidst an approaching cold snap, allocating shelter space with priority to families as they operate beyond capacity.
San Antonio Zoo Spices Up Valentine's Day with Poop Candles, Roach Naming, and Speed Dating
The San Antonio Zoo introduces unusual Valentine's Day experiences, including poop-scented candles, naming a roach after an ex, speed dating, a naughty nature tour, and a six-course candlelit dinner.
In Response to the Freeze in San Antonio, Local Groups Offer a Lifeline to the Homeless Amid the Cold Snap
Local organizations in San Antonio rally to aid the homeless against the cold, with groups like Eagle's Flight and the Salvation Army at the forefront, providing shelters, food, and supplies.
Tragedy in Eagle Pass as Woman and Children Drown, Texas Officials Deny Border Patrol Access Amid Federal-State Dispute
Three migrants drowned in the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass, Texas, amid a conflict between state and federal officials which saw Texas troopers deny Border Patrol access to a critical area for operations.












