Kristin Dean
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Stride for Sight event honors those who gave the final gift of sight
The 10th annual Stride for Sight 5k was held at Comanche County Park on the southwest side. → Read More
Five free things to do with the kids on spring break
With the cost of so many things going up, we found some great places to take the family that are completely free. → Read More
'Los Trompos' spinning top experience coming to La Cantera
The exhibit is called "Los Trompos" and translates to spinning tops in Spanish. → Read More
City Council votes to appoint Rosie Castro to represent District 7, finishing out Ana Sandoval's term
Castro, the mother to prominent politicians Joaquin and Julian, has lived in the district all her life. → Read More
Kayaking will soon be available at Woodlawn Lake, Elmendorf Lake
The department reached an agreement for watercraft rentals at the two parks, which include canoes, single and tandem kayaks and stand-up paddle boards. → Read More
It's time to rodeo! The complete guide to the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo
The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo runs from February 9-26 and promises everything from bull riding to the best concerts to crazy carnival rides! → Read More
Plans to transform iconic Tower Life Building move forward in new year
The investment group plans to revive the building with 234 new residences and a restaurant on the ground level. → Read More
'I fell in love with ballet' | As Children's Nutcracker debuts, former dancers reflect on experiences
The Children's Ballet of San Antonio features talented young people aged 3-19 and include internationally acclaimed dancers alongside gifted special needs artists. → Read More
P!nk will perform at San Antonio's Alamodome next year
P!nk has sold over 135 million records worldwide and won three Grammy Awards, including Best Female Rock Vocal Performance. → Read More
Lightscape at the Botanical Garden opens Friday
The exhibit is an illuminated one-mile path through the garden with one million lights and stunning light installations. → Read More
Children's Nutcracker returns to the Lila Cockrell Theatre
A beloved holiday tradition is returning to the Lila Cockrell Theatre for the Christmas season in 2022. → Read More
8 meals for $8 and under: The restaurants to visit in the San Antonio area
We spoke to several owners who are trying to keep their prices affordable, even taking pay cuts themselves. → Read More
Magik Theatre play 'Eddie and Vinnie' will delight and educate
This touching and relatable story was wonderfully acted with an intimate cast of three. It also puts the issue of dyslexia into an entertaining and comedic context. → Read More
Pearl Brewery to host two days of Dia De Los Muertos celebrations
Other features include milkshakes by Honeysuckle Tea Time, Pan de Muerto by Panifico, and literary artist Carmen Tofolla will emcee the evening performances. → Read More
'One pill can kill' | Boerne ISD urges parents to stay alert after fentanyl overdoses
This comes after four students died recently in Hays CISD in Central Texas from fentanyl overdoses. → Read More
Uvalde students return to school for the first time since the Robb Elementary tragedy
Emotions are expected to be running high as families bring their children back to school for the first time since the shooting. → Read More
What's the deal with Stonehenge II? Hill Country replica brings mystery to Texas
Texas' own version is 90% as tall and 60% as wide of the mysterious original group of stones in Wiltshire, England, which is nearly 5,000 years old. → Read More
DeLorean shares how its electric Alpha 5 evolved over the years
The company recently made headlines recently when it announced it would have company headquarters in San Antonio. → Read More
Here are 9 meals you can eat in the San Antonio area for $9 and under
In May, KENS 5 set out to help people keep their wallet lighter, finding ten meals for under $10. Now, we're taking it a step further, going even cheaper! → Read More
Takeaways from the latest Uvalde City Council meeting, one defined by frustration and anger
Uvalde CISD Police Chief Pete Arredondo, also a councilmember, wasn't in attendance, and has yet to appear in any meeting since his swearing-in. → Read More