| Gov. Perry issues disaster declaration
News 8 Austin
Gov. Rick Perry issued a disaster declaration for 61 counties in case Gustav arrives early next week along the coast, where some people Thursday were already filling up their gas tanks and stocking...
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| Comal trustees OK $119M budget
Herald-Zeitung
Comal Independent School District trustees approved on Wednesday an operating budget of about $119.5 million for the 2008-09 fiscal year. Trustees also approved an additional $15 million CISD will...
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| Number of typhus cases continues to increase
News 8 Austin
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed 16 typhus cases. There are an additional 12 suspected cases under investigation. Health officials warn that all ages are susceptible. ...
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| "Obama Money" Sold By Republicans Sparks Outrage
WOAI
The phony bills show a picture of Obama wearing an Arab headdress and have various phrases written on them that some find offensive. (NBC...
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| City Shuts Down West Side
WOAI
Most of the neighbors are still too afraid to show their faces but said they were glad to see city crews cleaning up and boarding up the home. (News 4) It's been the target of more than 300 police...
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| Pipeline explosion shakes Caldwell County
News 8 Austin
... It was approximately 10 miles of pipeline that was isolated that was involved with the release of gas," Danny Nichols with Energy Transfer Company said.
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| Telemarketer Calls Back and Insults Man After He Hangs Up
WOAI
From NBC News: Randall Whited got quite a surprise when he recently hung up on a telemarketer.The telemarketer called the Austin, Texas resident back and unleashed a tirade of verbal abuse."If...
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| People weigh in on capital improvement plan
Herald-Zeitung
About 50 people took an opportunity Wednesday to express their thoughts on how the city can best address its future infrastructure needs.The city is in the beginning stages of forming its five-year...
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| Wounded veterans hit water for ski clinic
Examiner
News ) - Wheelchairs parked and crutches tossed aside, dozens of soldiers wounded in war hit the lake at a theme park Thursday to water-ski in what's believed to be the nation's largest waterskiing...
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| Bragging Rights, and a Snack
Herald-Zeitung
A plaque, some candied pecans and a homemade cake, all were among the sweet spoils received by New Braunfels Mayor Bruce Boyer on Wednesday thanks to the New Braunfels High School Unicorns.The...
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| Salvation Army reopens today
Herald-Zeitung
A helping hand has found itself in need of exactly that.A widespread fire Friday that destroyed nine buildings in Landa Plaza also hurt surrounding structures, including the Salvation Army-New...
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| Street dispute in judge
Herald-Zeitung
The hearing is over and a ruling is expected, as Comal County District Judge Dib Waldrip hopes to untangle a street access mess between two neighboring developers and the city of New...
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| Local woman attends Democratic gathering
Herald-Zeitung
Hundreds of thousands of Democrats descended upon Denver on Monday to rally behind candidate Barack Obama and kick off the Democratic National Convention.Among the revelers attending is Carolyn...
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| Crossing guards get back to work
Herald-Zeitung
Ten crossing guards will get back to work Monday helping New Braunfels schoolchildren negotiate streets near their campuses. If a budget proposal goes through, that number could grow by another two...
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| Local school district orders video surveillance cameras from MDI
San Antonio Business Journal
... as part of a district-wide security initiative. NEISD is one of the largest school districts in San Antonio and the ninth-largest school district in Texas. San Antonio-based MDI (NASDAQ: MDII) is...
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| Mervyn’s begins liquidation sales at San Antonio stores
San Antonio Business Journal
Mervyn’s LLC has commenced store closing sales at its San Antonio stores Thursday, as part of its companywide reorganization process. Hayward, Calif.-based Mervyn’s is closing a total of...
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| Survey finds more employers offer telecommuting option
San Antonio Business Journal
Rising energy costs and the desire to retain key employees are pushing more North American companies to offer employees the option of working from home, according to a survey. Forty-two percent of...
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| Bank of America to lay off 70 at Corpus Christi call center
San Antonio Business Journal
... is closing the company’s deposit contact center unit located at 500 N. Shoreline Blvd. in Corpus Christi. Diane Wagner, spokeswoman for Bank of America, says the announcement is part of the...
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| Alcohol-related driving fatalities drop in Texas
San Antonio Business Journal
Alcohol-impaired driving was responsible for 38.4 percent of the 1,292 motor vehicle fatalities in Texas in 2007, according to a report released Thursday by...
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| Stanbio wins FDA approval on medical device
San Antonio Business Journal
... for a new blood-testing device. The HemoPoint H2 n•x•t Microcuvette requires only a small amount of blood and fills faster than other cuvettes on the market, Stanbio officials say. A...
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| Parents Receive Photo of Man Accused of Bringing Weapons To School
WOAI
A picture Anthony Sarabia as well as a letter was sent to parents of children attending St. Matthews Catholic School after police arrested Sarabia there Monday. (News...
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| Valero braces for Tropical Storm Gustav
San Antonio Business Journal
... is preparing for Tropical Storm Gustav as it approaches the Gulf of Mexico. Bill Day, spokesman for Valero, says employees at the company’s Gulf Coast refineries from Houston to St. Charles...
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| Financial services firm Stifel Nicolaus launches San Antonio office
San Antonio Business Journal
Stifel Nicolaus & Co. Inc. has opened an office in San Antonio. The company’s public finance group has set up an office at 901 IH-10 West on the city’s Northwest Side. Stifel...
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