GMSA: Storm cleanup underway; National Doughnut Day; fire at convenience store

Good morning! Many San Antonians are waking up without power 10-12 hours after severe storms tore through our area Thursday evening. I hope crews can wrap up restoring power and cleaning up storm damage before the extreme heat sears South Texas this weekend. Please be safe! All my outdoor plans have gone indoors. I’m also installing blackout shades on most of my home’s windows. My yellow lab, Truman, will spend most of the weekend inside parked on the couch. Any time outside, he’ll have access to a big bowl of fresh water in a shady spot. His walk will likely be after the sun sets and the sidewalk and pavement cool off. Yeah, I baby him. ;) Stay cool my friends. You thought I was going to say “thirsty,” didn’t you? - Mark Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Friday, June 7: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending Country singer Granger Smith's son, 3, dies in tragic accident Country singer and songwriter Granger Smith's 3-year-old son has died following a tragic accident. Both Smith and his wife, Amber Smith, shared the devastating news on social media Thursday that "despite doctor's best efforts, he was unable to be revived." Smith posted a brokenhearted message to Instagram, calling the news "unthinkable." Where to get free doughnuts on National Doughnut Day Friday is National Doughnut Day and that means free doughnuts for some customers. Certain chains are giving away free doughnuts and others just have sweet deals. Here's where to find the goods on National Donut Day. Food truck festival, Texas Folklife Festival taking place this weekend It will be hot this weekend, but there are still some fun events you may want to brave the heat for. Here's a list of five events taking place this weekend. Today's Headlines Shooter in murder of 13-year-old in 2013 remains on loose In 2013, there were 72 murders reported in San Antonio, according to a San Antonio Police Department Uniform Crime Report. One of those cases that remains unsolved is the murder of 13-year-old Gabriel Martinez. In this week's South Texas Crime Stories, we take a look back at this crime that took a young boy's life. Cleanup underway after storm drops hail, topples trees Heavy storms on Thursday evening forced San Antonio’s Fire, Transportation & Capital Improvements (TCI) and Solid Waste Management (SWMD) departments to work round-the-clock to remove debris and clear streets after the storms hit around 5 p.m. Trees fall on car during storm, nearly injuring young girl The storm damage on San Antonio's northside on Thursday caught many residents by surprise, but for one mother enjoying an afternoon at the pool, her family's life flashed before her eyes. 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

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Country singer and songwriter Granger Smith's 3-year-old son has died following a tragic accident. Both Smith and his wife, Amber Smith, shared the devastating news on social media Thursday that "despite doctor's best efforts, he was unable to be revived." Smith posted a brokenhearted message to Instagram, calling the news "unthinkable."

Friday is National Doughnut Day and that means free doughnuts for some customers. Certain chains are giving away free doughnuts and others just have sweet deals. Here's where to find the goods on National Donut Day.

It will be hot this weekend, but there are still some fun events you may want to brave the heat for. Here's a list of five events taking place this weekend.

Today's Headlines

In 2013, there were 72 murders reported in San Antonio, according to a San Antonio Police Department Uniform Crime Report. One of those cases that remains unsolved is the murder of 13-year-old Gabriel Martinez. In this week's South Texas Crime Stories, we take a look back at this crime that took a young boy's life.

Heavy storms on Thursday evening forced San Antonio’s Fire, Transportation & Capital Improvements (TCI) and Solid Waste Management (SWMD) departments to work round-the-clock to remove debris and clear streets after the storms hit around 5 p.m.

The storm damage on San Antonio's northside on Thursday caught many residents by surprise, but for one mother enjoying an afternoon at the pool, her family's life flashed before her eyes.