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Multi-spotted red drum a trend in freshwater

Anglers chasing reds on these lakes have been consistently catching multi-spotted red drum — with noticeably more spots than most reds caught along the coast.

Man found dead near Braunig Lake possibly hit by car, police say

Police say it appears the man was hit by a car either Monday night or early Tuesday morning.

SAPD investigating after man found dead along Interstate 37 in Southeast Bexar County

San Antonio police are investigating a possible hit-and-run after a man was found dead along Interstate 37 in Southeast Bexar County.

Two Barmaids, Five Alligators, and the Butcher of Elmendorf – Texas Monthly

He was a ladies’ man who owned a tavern. He kept gators in a pool behind the place, into which he liked to toss small animals. He hired women to wait tables, and some of them disappeared. What happened? With Joe Ball, it was easy to believe the worst.

Drivers rush to help big rig driver who crashed near Braunig Lake

The 18-wheeler rollover happened on I-37 and Donop Road. The San Antonio Fire Department crews got the man out.

Insulated tents, space heaters: CPS Energy says its power plants are ready for arctic blast

Since Winter Storm Uri, the city-owned utility has spent $2 million to better prepare its...

Texas Game Wardens wrap up busy holiday weekend with Southeast Texas boaters

Texas Game Wardens wrap up busy holiday weekend with Southeast Texas boaters FacebookTwitterEmail Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. / . Southeast Texas boaters received 14 citations and 30 warnings while on the Neches River over the holiday weekend. Texas Game Wardens also filed two Boating While Intoxicated offenses and reported one accident while on the river, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. TPWD reported to The Enterprise that the counties had eight wardens who patrolled 163 hours and checked 222 vessels. Across the state, thousands of visitors headed to Texas lakes, rivers and coastal bays to celebrate the Independence Day weekend, according to a news release from TPWD. And Texas Game Wardens were “out in force to ensure everyone stayed safe on the water,” the release stated.

Coastal redfish are thriving in two freshwater lakes near San Antonio

Texas game wardens wrap up busy July 4th weekend boating safety efforts