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| Good morning to you! It finally feels noticeably cooler out there this morning! You’ll be tempted to roll the windows down driving around early today (and we recommend it). Go out there and make this Thursday count! Oh...and thanks for the break Mother Nature. You outdid yourself. All the best, -Mark & Leslie Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Thursday, July 25: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending 84% of Texas beaches had high levels of fecal bacteria in 2018 High levels of fecal bacteria made 84% of Texas beaches potentially unsafe for swimming on at least one day in 2018, according to Environment America Research & Policy Center. Corpus Christi had seven of the top 10 worst offenders with the most potentially unsafe swimming days. Sources of water contamination include sewage treatment plants, septic tanks, stormwater runoff, boating waste, sewage leaks and overflows, and industrial-scale livestock operations. 'While You Were Sleeping': The Bexar County jail is a 24 hour operation At shortly after 1 a.m., steam rises from what looks like a Texas-sized pressure cooker inside an industrial-sized kitchen. They’re preparing to serve breakfast to their fellow inmates at the Bexar County jail in the middle of the night. However, this is just one area buzzing with activity inside a facility that never shuts down. “This is 24 hours a day,” said Sgt. John Paul Garcia, who actually works in an equally busy section of the jail known as the booking area. Texas school district to require drug testing for students Bushland Independent School District has updated its policy for drug testing and will now require students in grades 7-12 to get drug tested before participating in school-sponsored extracurricular activities. Students seeking a parking permit will also be drug tested, according to the new school policy. Today's Headlines San Antonio officer who repeatedly used N-word while arresting black man asks for job back A San Antonio police officer who was fired in January after repeatedly using a racial slur during the arrest of a black man is now fighting to have his dismissal overturned. Wednesday marked the beginning of the projected two-day arbitration hearing for terminated officer Tim Garcia. City attorneys are asking the arbitrator to uphold Garcia's firing. KSAT.com attended the hearing. Residents troubled after elderly woman's body found decomposing in her home People in a Southwest Side neighborhood are troubled after their 87-year-old neighbor's body was found decomposing inside her home. Norma Turiano Woods was found inside her home on Stonybrook Drive near Fleethill Drive on July 14. The Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office has not yet determined how Woods died, but police investigators said they found no obvious signs of trauma. New law aims to prevent domestic violence with online protective order registry A new Texas law aims to make it easier to prevent domestic violence. Monica's Law, named after an Odessa woman who was killed by an ex-boyfriend, will create an online statewide registry of people who have protective orders against them. 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 |
| Good morning to you! It finally feels noticeably cooler out there this morning! You’ll be tempted to roll the windows down driving around early today (and we recommend it). Go out there and make this Thursday count! Oh...and thanks for the break Mother Nature. You outdid yourself. All the best, -Mark & Leslie Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Thursday, July 25: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVEWhat's Trending84% of Texas beaches had high levels of fecal bacteria in 2018 High levels of fecal bacteria made 84% of Texas beaches potentially unsafe for swimming on at least one day in 2018, according to Environment America Research & Policy Center. Corpus Christi had seven of the top 10 worst offenders with the most potentially unsafe swimming days. Sources of water contamination include sewage treatment plants, septic tanks, stormwater runoff, boating waste, sewage leaks and overflows, and industrial-scale livestock operations. 'While You Were Sleeping': The Bexar County jail is a 24 hour operation At shortly after 1 a.m., steam rises from what looks like a Texas-sized pressure cooker inside an industrial-sized kitchen. They’re preparing to serve breakfast to their fellow inmates at the Bexar County jail in the middle of the night. However, this is just one area buzzing with activity inside a facility that never shuts down. “This is 24 hours a day,” said Sgt. John Paul Garcia, who actually works in an equally busy section of the jail known as the booking area. Texas school district to require drug testing for students Bushland Independent School District has updated its policy for drug testing and will now require students in grades 7-12 to get drug tested before participating in school-sponsored extracurricular activities. Students seeking a parking permit will also be drug tested, according to the new school policy. Today's HeadlinesSan Antonio officer who repeatedly used N-word while arresting black man asks for job back A San Antonio police officer who was fired in January after repeatedly using a racial slur during the arrest of a black man is now fighting to have his dismissal overturned. Wednesday marked the beginning of the projected two-day arbitration hearing for terminated officer Tim Garcia. City attorneys are asking the arbitrator to uphold Garcia's firing. KSAT.com attended the hearing. Residents troubled after elderly woman's body found decomposing in her home People in a Southwest Side neighborhood are troubled after their 87-year-old neighbor's body was found decomposing inside her home. Norma Turiano Woods was found inside her home on Stonybrook Drive near Fleethill Drive on July 14. The Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office has not yet determined how Woods died, but police investigators said they found no obvious signs of trauma. New law aims to prevent domestic violence with online protective order registry A new Texas law aims to make it easier to prevent domestic violence. Monica's Law, named after an Odessa woman who was killed by an ex-boyfriend, will create an online statewide registry of people who have protective orders against them. 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 updates Download the KSAT Weather app for iPhone and AndroidTRAFFIC: Transguide Traffic cameras give a live look of the latest traffic conditions |
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