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TEA: Districts using Bluebonnet Learning curriculum show improved student achievement in first year (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – The Texas Education Agency released first-year usage and outcomes data Wednesday for the new curriculum, Bluebonnet Learning, showing districts that adopted the program outperformed peers in reading and math achievement. During the 2025-2026 school year, 619 districts across the state implemented the instruction materials for the first time. The TEA reports on average, those districts saw “better year-over-year achievement change than non-Bluebonnet districts.” A greater percentage
San Antonio's cheapest downtown parking spots, tips for planning your next visit (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Finding affordable parking in downtown San Antonio can feel overwhelming, but the city says cheap options exist if you know where to look. “How are you supposed to enjoy the city if you got to pay $40 just to park?” said Johnny Reyes, who works downtown. Reyes is not alone in his frustration. Parking prices vary widely depending on location, and a difference of just one block can mean significant savings. A parking lot near the River Walk runs nearly $40 for the day. But the city-o
San Antonio runners raise $75K for brain cancer research at Head for the Cure 5K (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – More than 900 runners and walkers gathered at Providence High School Saturday for the annual Head for the Cure event, raising more than $75,000 for brain cancer research and patient support programs. KSAT has helped sponsor the race since 2014 in the fight against brain cancer and to honor late News Director Jim Boyle. Funds raised support clinical trials and patient-family support programs that serve patients and families in the San Antonio community. For many participants, the ev
Cow gives birth near busy Fredericksburg street with help from cowboys, vet and community (opens the original)
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FREDERICKSBURG, Texas – It started with a call no one expected on a busy Tuesday afternoon. A cow was loose near Marktplatz, in the heart of Fredericksburg — and she was in labor. Fredericksburg police shut down nearby roads on Sept. 15 to control traffic while cowboys came to wrangle the cow and try to calm her down. “I knew everybody there was trying to help, but my concern was, well, this cow charged at me. What if the cow charges at someone else and then they get hurt?” said August Barrows,
Tesla ‘Cybercabs’ coming to San Antonio streets (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Tesla’s newest self-driving taxis are officially headed to San Antonio streets. Known as Cybercabs, the vehicles are hard to miss. Several gold-colored models are already parked in a lot off Heimer Road near Highway 281 and Bitters Road, close to San Antonio International Airport. San Antonio City Council approved Tesla’s request earlier this month to use a parking lot near the airport to launch its self-driving service. Tesla’s robotaxi service launched in Austin on Sept. 3 and ha
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