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Advertisement STEPHENVILLE — Eleven Tarleton State University ROTC Texan Battalion cadets were commissioned second lieutenants in the U.S. Army in a May 13 ceremony on the Stephenville campus. Cadets must complete their undergraduate degree, including a military science curriculum, and leader development training to be commissioned. Col. Sean Corrigan, U.S. Army (retired), a 1988 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy and currently Executive Vice President for the Special Operations Warrior F...

Pair completes unusual challenge of running along every street in Helotes Challenge took 1 year, covered 200 miles Tags:  Angela English and Kevin Mack began their quest in April of last year to run along every street in Helotes. (KSAT 12 News) SAN ANTONIO – Even when it seemed the world was hunkered down at home, there was no such thing as sitting still for Kevin Mack and Angela English. The pair took to the streets – every single one in Helotes – to complete an unusual challenge during...

KSAT Explains: Why it hails so often in the San Antonio area Episode 30 is about the science of hail events and how to stay safe when they happen Updated:  Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – Few things in life are certain. But when it comes to San Antonio in the spring -- there’s a good chance you’re going to see some hail. If you’ve lived in South Central Texas for a while, you’re probably no stranger to hail. There was a significant hailstorm just last week. But there’s a lot about the scienc...

Teen participant in Moderna vaccine trial pushing for other adolescents to get COVID-19 shot ER physician and 15-year-old daughter describe kids vaccine trial, offer advice to parents Tags:  As the U.S. Food and Drug Administration extends Pfizer’s emergency use authorization of its COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 12 to 15, parents’ ears are perking up. Adolescents have been in several trials for months now, and companies like Moderna may get the green light sometime soon. Denise Burgo...

Two San Antonio-area cities named top 10 safest in Texas, San Antonio fared much worse San Antonio ranks near bottom of the list for safest cities in Texas Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – SafeWise recently ranked the safest cities in Texas and there’s good news and bad news depending on where you live in the San Antonio area. The good news is that two incorporated cities in our area made the top ten for safest cities in the state. Fair Oaks Ranch came in at No. 3 and Helotes took the No. 9 spot on th...

1 p.m. CDT This ceremony will include CLAS graduates majoring in actuarial science; applied physics; astronomy; Bachelor of Applied Studies; Bachelor of Liberal Studies; criminology, law, and justice; communication studies; dance; enterprise leadership; ethics and public policy; global health studies; history; interdepartmental studies; international relations; international studies; journalism and mass communication; linguistics; mathematics; microbiology; music; neuroscience; philosophy; ph...

Things to do in San Antonio this weekend: Augie Meyers, Robert Earl Keen, 50 Cent May 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Music Kyle Park: Neo-traditional country singer from Leander is known for songs such as “Don’t Forget Where You Come From,” “Fit for the King” and “Leavin Stephenville.” Caleb Young Band opens. 8 p.m. Friday, Gruene Hall, 1281 Gruene Road, New Braunfels. $75-$315 for tables for two or six, gruenehall.com. Mark Chesnutt: Country star from Beaumont had a string of hit...

Newly elected Helotes city leaders say they are unified to bring change to the city Mayor-elect promises transparency, accessibility, improved communication Tags:  . With the population approaching 12,000, the city of Helotes is growing rapidly -- and changing when it comes to city government. A major change will occur on May 13 when the city gets a new mayor and two council members. On Saturday, Rich Whitehead defeated Mayor Tom Schoolcraft, who had served as mayor for 14 years. ”People we�...

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May 30, 2019 Alabama: Trump slams Moore.  Prospective Republican candidate for Senate Roy Moore took a big hit this week when President Donald Trump said his nomination could have “devastating” consequences, especially for the future of the U.S. Supreme Court.  The twice-removed former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice lost to Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL) in 2017, following allegations that he had improper sexual contact with teenage girls in the 1970s.  North Carolina: Dems struggle to...