Texas residents affected by a third of all food recalls from past five years, according to study

Texas residents were affected by more than a third of all U.S. food recalls between 2020 and 2024, according to a new study from packaged goods compliance firm Trace One.  Roughly 34.5% of all food recalls during the study's five-year period affected Texas consumers, meaning the state had the nation

City of San Antonio seeking public input in survey about horse-drawn carriages

San Antonio has launched an online survey to gain public input as City Council weighs a potential ban on horse-drawn carriages, a controversial fixture of downtown tourism. The city's Community Engagement Team developed the survey to gather public input ahead of the August meeting of the Transportat

San Antonio Spur Sean Elliott recovering after Apple Watch detects heart issue

Spurs legend Sean Elliott can thank his Apple Watch for beeping him down the road to recovery. Over the weekend, the 56-year-old sports commentator and NBA champ had a medical screening for atrial fibrillation after receiving alerts from his Apple Watch, Sports Illustrated reports. "Sean wasn’t expe

Tank drops from tractor-trailer rig, blocking I-10 in San Antonio

A 78,000-pound piece of military hardware closed I-10 in Northwest San Antonio down to a single lane Sunday afternoon, WOAI-TV reports. A tank the station "tentatively identified" as a M109 Howitzer dropped off a flatbed tractor-trailer onto the well-traveled stretch of highway near the Wurzbach Roa