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Party’s over: Fiesta’s November reboot called off amid SA’s COVID-19 surge

The city’s signature 11-day festival, already delayed from its normal April dates, won’t happen at all in 2020.
A comet is visiting from the most distant parts of our solar system, and you can see it

Astronomers say NEOWISE is arguably the best comet viewing since 1997.
Wife takes job as dishwasher so she can see her husband with Alzheimer's

The governor of Florida has barred any visitors into nursing homes because of COVID-19. Mary Daniel waited 114 days to see her husband and finally found a way.
How to avoid 'mascne'| Keep your skin healthy while wearing a mask

"Mascne is from wearing the mask all day and then you can get breakouts in the area especially around the nose, cheeks, chin..."
'Heartbroken' | Vanessa Guillen's high school shares her graduation photo, offers prayers

Guillen graduated from a high school in southeast Houston in 2018 before heading to Fort Hood.
Blackout Day 2020 movement encourages supporters to use 'economic power' to fight racial injustice

Social media campaign promoting nationwide boycott July 7 is quickly gaining steam after the death of George Floyd.
Blue Bell's Milk & Cookies ice cream returns to stores Thursday

The company says this is a great way to celebrate National Ice Cream Month!
Big Red-flavored beer?! It's coming.

Social media went crazy over the weekend after a few team members spilled the beans, or should we say keg, over the new drink.
Mom of the year: SA mother makes a DIY-style H-E-B cashier station

"Everything was worth it when I saw Aria’s face!" Lori Plata told KENS 5. She was even voted "employee of the month."
Houston Police Department mourning K9 officer that served for 13 years

Sita was recently named 2020 Service Animal of the Year by the 100 Club of Houston.
Road trip anyone? Texas Hill Country seems to be at the top of people's lists amid the coronavirus pandemic

Fredericksburg is quickly becoming a sought-after refuge for people who have sheltered in place for months due to the coronavirus pandemic, tourism experts say.
The history behind the holiday: 15 things you may not know about Juneteenth

One theory on why Texas slaves didn't learn they were free until 1865, was that the messenger sent to deliver the news was murdered.
Fennville couple creates four acre field of flowers in memory of late son

Joan Donaldson and John Van Voorhees own and operate Pleasant Hill Blueberry Farm in Fennville. They filled a four acre field with poppies for people to come see.
'The Church Against Racism': Local effort seeks faith-based sermons, discussions on racism

Jermaine Malcolm said he needed to address the pain caused by racism by asking churches to have tough conversation the weekend of July 4th.