Friends and family recount memories of Robert T. Herres, former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and USAA Chairman, after a memorial ceremony Monday at First Presbyterian Church. He died July 24 of brain cancer.

By the final day of the TAAF Games of Texas, multiple athletics records had already been broken, and officials expected even more. The July 24-27 event drew 8,000 athletes competing in 17 sports.

The remnants of Hurricane Dolly drenched San Antonio Thursday. The National Weather Service issued tornado and flash flood warnings for our area, and rain is expected throughout the afternoon.

Children learn about where water comes from, and how to conserve it, in a class at “Summer at the Academy,” an enrichment program at the San Antonio Academy.

Colombians living in San Antonio gathered downtown Sunday with the Friends of Colombia Association to demand the release of FARC hostages.

People enjoyed latin music, dancing, tacos, gorditas and more at the annual Hispanic State Fair at Rosedale Park on Sunday. The San Antonio Parks Foundation coordinates the free event.

The Express-News web site, mySA.com, recently did a redesign!

It’s very exciting, but unfortunately, it means that the links to my past videos are temporarily unavailable. I’m researching a solution to this problem and hope to have a solution within the next week.
Sorry for the inconvenience!

Diana Alameda investigates reports of dangerous structures for the City of San Antonio Code Enforcement. Sometimes she recommends repairs, but sometimes the solution is demolition.

A dog a day: Learn about the Chinese Crested, one of the breeds participating in the River City Cluster of Dog Shows. Also on tape is footage for three other short videos on the Australian Shepherd, Doberman Pinscher and long-haired chihuahua.

Friends, family and fans remembered sports journalist and local celebrity Dan Cook at his funeral Tuesday.