HeyJaredJoseph DeCarlo
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Residents across Alamo Heights start cleanup process after severe storm (opens the original)
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SHARE YOUR WEATHER PHOTOS AND VIDEO HERE SAN ANTONIO - We've lived here for 25 years, and never have seen anything at this level," says Pamela Kinney. Kinney lives in Alamo Heights and was at her home Friday night as the destructive severe storm tore through Bexar County. "Well, it was pretty scary. At first we thought it was going to miss us. And then come about 9:30 or so, the wind was unbelievable," says Kinney. She lost multiple large trees, one landing on her guest house, causing damage to
Gunn Family Coyote Dog Park reopens after tornado at La Cantera (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - The Gunn Family Coyote Dog Park is officially back open at La Cantera a little after a month since a tornado struck one of the busiest areas of the northwest side. The dogs and their owners excited to return to their favorite spot. Tabitha Coleman and her dog, Adra Jane, were some of the first to enter the dog park after that tornado struck July 15th. "When I said, let's go to the park, she looked at me and she was basically ready to run to the car. She knew exactly what I meant,"
San Antonio residents encouraged to reduce energy usage during extreme summer heat (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - As San Antonio deals with the hottest temperatures of the summer, CPS Energy is encouraging residents to cut back on energy usage during the peak heating of the day. Experts say it can help relieve stress on the grid, as well as save homeowners money on their electric bills. "Typically, you know, some people say they save between 40 and 50 percent of the electricity bill that gets cut in half," says Joe Corchado, owner of Beluga Air. He says cranking the temperature of your home wa
Nonprofits team together to help animals after Hill Country floods (opens the original)
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COMFORT, TEXAS - After the floods struck the Hill Country two weeks ago, a need for dog and cat food arose. The Animal Rescue and Rehab of Comfort answered the call. "I immediately started asking for donations online because I know the best way to reach people is through social media," says Dayna De Hoyos. She runs the rescue and rehab which helps animals such as dogs, cats, pigs, donkeys and horses. Just like last year, after the floods, she developed the emergency food pantry, asking for dog a
Local businesses recovering after recent flooding (opens the original)
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KERRVILLE, TEXAS - Cleanup is underway at a strip mall of Junction Highway in Kerrville after two feet of water tore through businesses. Stephen and Alton Flores own C & F Heating and Air. Their father started the business in 1954, and they've had this particular building since 1965. They have never seen water get to where it was last week. "Never had water in the shop before at all," says Flores. The Town Creek, which runs near the business, overflowing onto Junction Highway and into many local
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