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| Midweek greetings from everyone at GMSA! It’s wet and chilly out there. Marcus is urging drivers to play it safe and slow down this morning with the roads so wet. Arrive alive. Have a great day! - Mark & Leslie Here’s what’s on Good Morning San Antonio for Wednesday, January 22: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE Today’s Headlines A family owes SA River Authority close to $750K. The public entity has been able to recoup none of it. Years after a Bexar County jury ordered a father and son to pay back close to $750,000 to the San Antonio River Authority following a land dispute, officials with the public entity concede they have been unable to recover any of the money. The river authority’s general counsel, David Ross, admitted during an interview late last year that it is unlikely SARA will get back all of the money.“It’s hard to say, but I think that we may get some of it back,” Ross said. The dispute between SARA and father and son Jesus and Rene Sanchez is rooted in the construction of Mission Reach, the eight miles of walk and bike paths that move in sync with the San Antonio River. While the $271 million project was mostly funded by Bexar County, SARA was its project manager and was responsible for acquiring the land needed to complete it. Rosary to be held Wednesday for District Court Judge Ray Olivarri Funeral arrangements have been set for District Court Judge Ray Olivarri after he passed away this week following a long battle with cancer. Rosary will be held at San Fernando Cathedral on Wednesday, Jan. 22. The visitation will begin at 6 p.m. with a rosary at 7 p.m. The funeral mass will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 23. All civil district judges are welcome to attend to pay their respects. No Civil District Presiding Court will be held Thursday, Jan. 23 in honor of Judge Olivarri. Flags at all county facilities will remain at half-staff on Thursday until sunset, out of respect. Olivarri presided over the 144th Criminal District Court and was in the middle of his four-year term prior to his passing. TABC opens investigation into Ventura bar shooting; Venue releases statement two days after violent incident The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has opened an investigation into a shooting that claimed the lives of two people and left five others wounded Sunday night at a downtown San Antonio bar. According to a news release, TABC agents will conduct a breach investigation of Ventura to determine if the club took proper steps to ensure public safety. Investigators will also determine whether the sale or service of alcohol contributed to the shooting. Breach investigations are standard procedure when a violent incident resulting in death or serious injury -- dubbed a “breach of the peace” by TABC -- happens at a licensed business, according to agency Executive Director Bentley Nettles. What’s Trending Expanded carnival, new music stage and other changes headed to the 2020 San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo The layout of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo will see a major revamp this year. An expanded carnival area, new attractions and an additional live music stage are among the changes headed to the fairgrounds. Here’s a rundown of what’s expected to change. Wednesday will start wet, chilly with some fog KSAT Meteorologist Mike Osterhage said it’ll be wet, chilly, and some fog... just a lovely day. Not! Expect some showers, and maybe a storm, all day Wednesday. After some morning clouds, there will be more sunshine tomorrow and in the mid 60s. It’ll be sunny again on Friday. There will be a few afternoon showers Saturday, and then more sunshine Sunday, Osterhage said. Pelicans project Zion Williamson to make debut against Spurs Zion Williamson, the top choice in last summer’s NBA draft, is scheduled to make his regular season debut for the Pelicans Wednesday when New Orleans hosts the the San Antonio Spurs, Pelicans basketball operations chief David Griffin said Wednesday. “Everything’s moving in the right direction,” Griffin said. “I really believe very strongly he is a radically improved physical version of himself in way that frankly we took the extra time to ensure.” The former Duke star has missed New Orleans’ first 41 games this season while rehabilitating from arthroscopic surgery to repair the lateral meniscus in his right knee. KSAT Korral KSAT Insider event. 2020KSAT Korral KSAT Insider event. 2020 (KSAT)Who doesn’t love a PARADE?! Kick off the 2020 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo season with KSAT12. Get your tickets here. Weather What's the weather going to be like? Click here for more details and get the latest weather forecast from KSAT 12, Your Weather Authority: * Click HERE for weather updates * Download the KSAT Weather app for iPhone and Android TRAFFIC: Transguide Traffic cameras give a live look of the latest traffic conditions | |||
GMSA: Fatal shooting at SE Side apartment; Rosary Wednesday for District Court Judge; changes to San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo | |||
| Midweek greetings from everyone at GMSA! It’s wet and chilly out there. Marcus is urging drivers to play it safe and slow down this morning with the roads so wet. Arrive alive. Have a great day! - Mark & Leslie Here’s what’s on Good Morning San Antonio for Wednesday, January 22:CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVEToday’s HeadlinesYears after a Bexar County jury ordered a father and son to pay back close to $750,000 to the San Antonio River Authority following a land dispute, officials with the public entity concede they have been unable to recover any of the money. The river authority’s general counsel, David Ross, admitted during an interview late last year that it is unlikely SARA will get back all of the money.“It’s hard to say, but I think that we may get some of it back,” Ross said. The dispute between SARA and father and son Jesus and Rene Sanchez is rooted in the construction of Mission Reach, the eight miles of walk and bike paths that move in sync with the San Antonio River. While the $271 million project was mostly funded by Bexar County, SARA was its project manager and was responsible for acquiring the land needed to complete it. Rosary to be held Wednesday for District Court Judge Ray Olivarri Funeral arrangements have been set for District Court Judge Ray Olivarri afterhe passed away this week following a long battle with cancer. Rosary will be held at San Fernando Cathedral on Wednesday, Jan. 22. The visitation will begin at 6 p.m. with a rosary at 7 p.m. The funeral mass will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 23. All civil district judges are welcome to attend to pay their respects. No Civil District Presiding Court will be held Thursday, Jan. 23 in honor of Judge Olivarri. Flags at all county facilities will remain at half-staff on Thursday until sunset, out of respect. Olivarri presided over the 144th Criminal District Court and was in the middle of his four-year term prior to his passing. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has opened an investigation into a shooting that claimed the lives of two people and left five others wounded Sunday night at a downtown San Antonio bar. According to a news release, TABC agents will conduct a breach investigation of Ventura to determine if the club took proper steps to ensure public safety. Investigators will also determine whether the sale or service of alcohol contributed to the shooting. Breach investigations are standard procedure when a violent incident resulting in death or serious injury -- dubbed a “breach of the peace” by TABC -- happens at a licensed business, according to agency Executive Director Bentley Nettles. What’s TrendingThe layout of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo will see a major revamp this year. An expanded carnival area, new attractions and an additional live music stage are among the changes headed to the fairgrounds. Here’s a rundown of what’s expected to change. Wednesday will start wet, chilly with some fog KSAT Meteorologist Mike Osterhage said it’ll be wet, chilly, and some fog... just a lovely day. Not! Expect some showers, and maybe a storm, all day Wednesday. After some morning clouds, there will be more sunshine tomorrow and in the mid 60s. It’ll be sunny again on Friday. There will be a few afternoon showers Saturday, and then more sunshine Sunday, Osterhage said. Pelicans project Zion Williamson to make debut against Spurs Zion Williamson, the top choice in last summer’s NBA draft, is scheduled to make his regular season debut for the Pelicans Wednesday when New Orleans hosts the the San Antonio Spurs, Pelicans basketball operations chief David Griffin said Wednesday. “Everything’s moving in the right direction,” Griffin said. “I really believe very strongly he is a radically improved physical version of himself in way that frankly we took the extra time to ensure.” The former Duke star has missed New Orleans’ first 41 games this season while rehabilitating from arthroscopic surgery to repair the lateral meniscus in his right knee. KSAT Korral KSAT Insider event. 2020 (KSAT)Who doesn’t love a PARADE?! Kick off the 2020 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo season with KSAT12. Get your tickets here. WeatherWhat's the weather going to be like? Click here for more details and get the latest weather forecast from KSAT 12, Your Weather Authority: Click HERE for weather updatesDownload the KSAT Weather app for iPhone and AndroidTRAFFIC: Transguide Traffic cameras give a live look of the latest traffic conditions | |||
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