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Here's how Corpus Christi's tax rate compares to other Texas cities

Here's how Corpus Christi's tax rate compares to other Texas cities

How does Corpus Christi’s property tax rate compare to the rest of the state? Here's how it compares to eight other Texas cities.
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EMBARK Offers Free Transit Programs for Oklahoma City Students and Teachers

EMBARK Offers Free Transit Programs for Oklahoma City Students and Teachers

EMBARK, the public transportation provider in Oklahoma City, is promoting two free transportation programs for the 2026-2027 school year. The 'Haul Pass' program offers free rides on all EMBARK fixed-route buses and RAPID NW service for youth aged 18 and younger. Students over 18 who are still enrolled in school may also qualify with verification. This program is available year-round and can be used at any time within EMBARK’s service area. Participants need to complete an application to receive a Haul Pass, which can be obtained online or at the downtown Transit Center. Youth aged 12 and older receive an EMBARK photo ID, while those 11 and younger do not require one. Additionally, the 'Road Scholars' program provides free transportation for student groups of up to 25 for educational field trips. These trips can utilize fixed-route buses, RAPID NW, or the Oklahoma River Cruise ferry, and are available for destinations within EMBARK’s service area, including cultural and historical sites like the Oklahoma C...
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San Antonio Police Fatally Shoot Man Reportedly Approaching Officers with Knives During Mental Health Episode

San Antonio Police Fatally Shoot Man Reportedly Approaching Officers with Knives During Mental Health Episode

San Antonio Police officers fatally shot a man who they say approached them with two large kitchen knives during what was described as a possible mental health episode. The incident occurred just before midnight at a home on Spring Front Drive on the Northwest Side. Police responded to a 911 call from the man himself, who reported a disturbance involving a gun and claimed there were people in his backyard. Upon the officers' arrival, the caller and his girlfriend came to the door. As the man walked with officers around the side of the house, he reportedly pulled out two large kitchen knives and aggressively advanced towards them. Officers ordered him to drop the knives, but he did not comply, leading at least one officer to open fire, striking the man multiple times. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The man's identity has not been released, and the investigation into the incident is ongoing.
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San Antonio-Area School Districts Begin New Academic Year

San Antonio-Area School Districts Begin New Academic Year

Several school districts in the San Antonio area commenced their new academic year on Monday. Among the districts starting classes are Somerset ISD, North East ISD (NEISD), and New Braunfels ISD. Students across these districts returned to classrooms for the first day of school. KSAT's reporter Patty Santos provided live coverage from Hidden Forest Elementary in NEISD throughout Monday morning, capturing the anticipation and return of students. This marks another wave of students beginning their school year in the region, following other districts that may have started earlier or will start later in the week.
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San Antonio Forecasts Extended Period of 100-Degree Temperatures

San Antonio Forecasts Extended Period of 100-Degree Temperatures

San Antonio is projected to experience its hottest stretch of the year, with forecasts indicating 7-10 consecutive days of temperatures at or above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Meteorologists predict daily highs near 100 degrees throughout the upcoming week. While morning humidity will remain high, afternoon conditions are expected to feature a 'dry heat,' meaning heat index values will not be excessively high despite the extreme temperatures. Additionally, the region is entering a period of shorter days, with sunset times approaching 8:00 p.m. by August 29th and falling below 7:00 p.m. by mid-October.
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OneDigital Investment Advisors LLC Reduces Holdings in Valero Energy Corporation

OneDigital Investment Advisors LLC Reduces Holdings in Valero Energy Corporation

OneDigital Investment Advisors LLC Reduces Holdings in Valero Energy Corporation
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Open Thread: San Antonio City Council rejects second arena funding vote

Open Thread: San Antonio City Council rejects second arena funding vote

The 5-6 loss against adding the $489M to the November ballot
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Simplicity Wealth LLC Significantly Increases Holdings in Valero Energy Corporation

Simplicity Wealth LLC Significantly Increases Holdings in Valero Energy Corporation

Simplicity Wealth LLC Significantly Increases Holdings in Valero Energy Corporation
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San Antonio Fire Department Responds to Major Northwest Side House Fire, One Injured

San Antonio Fire Department Responds to Major Northwest Side House Fire, One Injured

The San Antonio Fire Department (SAFD) responded to a significant structure fire on the city's Northwest Side near Zachry and Palm Drive. The fire, reported around 5:45 p.m. on a Monday, heavily impacted one home and spread to a neighboring residence. Battalion Chief Doug Reed stated that upon arrival, crews found heavy fire in the initial home, which was impinging on a second. The original structure is expected to be a total loss due to significant damage, with the secondary home also sustaining considerable damage. Two occupants were present in the primary home before firefighters arrived and managed to self-extricate. One elderly female was transported for treatment of non-life-threatening burns, though any burns are considered potentially critical. Firefighters confirmed no one was inside either home upon their search, as residents had informed them that all people and pets were out. Investigators are en route, and crews anticipate remaining on the scene for an extended period to sort through burning d...
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Mesa Power Solutions Invests $70 Million in New Wyoming Manufacturing Facility to Boost U.S. Energy Production

Mesa Power Solutions Invests $70 Million in New Wyoming Manufacturing Facility to Boost U.S. Energy Production

Mesa Power Solutions Invests $70 Million in New Wyoming Manufacturing Facility to Boost U.S. Energy Production
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Appeals Court Flags AI-Generated Fake Cases in San Antonio ISD Lawsuit, Highlighting Risks of AI in Legal Field

Appeals Court Flags AI-Generated Fake Cases in San Antonio ISD Lawsuit, Highlighting Risks of AI in Legal Field

A recent case involving the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD) has brought to light the risks associated with the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal profession. A Miami attorney, representing a student's mother in a lawsuit against SAISD, cited four cases in an appeal that Justice Lori Valenzuela of the 4th Court of Appeals identified as likely AI-generated 'hallucinations.' This incident underscores a growing concern among legal professionals regarding the reliability of AI tools. Mason Clark, an assistant professor of law at St. Mary’s University School of Law, noted that while AI use is expanding, mistakes are common, and AI can make false information appear credible. A survey by the State Bar of Texas indicates a significant increase in AI adoption among Texas attorneys, rising from 30% in 2024 to 62% this year, further emphasizing the need for caution and verification when utilizing these technologies in legal proceedings.
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Isaiah Hartenstein on current CBA: It makes it really difficult for a team and it hasn't really helped players either

Isaiah Hartenstein on current CBA: It makes it really difficult for a team and it hasn't really helped players either

Isaiah Hartenstein on current CBA: It makes it really difficult for a team and it hasn't really helped players either