Earl Stoudemire

1 week ago | kens5.com | Earl Stoudemire

First Lieutenant Marciano Parisano, 25, was a Blackhawk helicopter pilot stationed at the Soto Cano Air Base northwest of the Honduran capital. The U.S. Military's says Lt. Parisano was found dead Saturday off base in Comayagua, Honduras. Parisano was off base in Comayagua on a liberty pass when his body was discovered Local outlets in Honduras are reporting that his body was found on the banks of the Chiquito River near the city.

1 week ago | kens5.com | Earl Stoudemire

SAN ANTONIO — Tuesday is your last day to get your paperwork together for a REAL ID. If you're catching a flight after Tuesday, you will now need that gold starred id to get through the airport. The REAL ID requirement goes into effect Wednesday. It was passed by Congress in 2005 in light of September 11. We don't have the exact wait times for how long it can take to sign up for a REAL ID appointment, but to get a driver's permit in San Antonio, that can take two and half months.

1 week ago | kens5.com | Earl Stoudemire

SAN ANTONIO — East Central ISD is taking a new approach to engage students and adults through their Dudes at the Door Program. The program involves men in the East Central ISD community passing on some positivity to the students. More than 1200 students get a high five at Legacy Middle School to smile on their way in. "The kids just have a different air about it and they stand a little bit taller. There's more laughter, there's no more smiles.

3 weeks ago | wfaa.com | Earl Stoudemire

SAN ANTONIO — Families who lost their loved ones in the Robb Elementary shooting will now receive support from the Uvalde City Council. According to the Uvalde Leader News, the Uvalde City Council unanimously approved a settlement after an hour long meeting in closed session Tuesday night. The city has not publicly released details of what the families are going to get in this settlement, but the decision comes a month before the three year mark of the shooting.

3 weeks ago | kvue.com | Earl Stoudemire

SAN ANTONIO — Families who lost their loved ones in the Robb Elementary shooting will now receive support from the Uvalde City Council. According to the Uvalde Leader News, the Uvalde City Council unanimously approved a settlement after an hour long meeting in closed session Tuesday night. The city has not publicly released details of what the families are going to get in this settlement, but the decision comes a month before the three year mark of the shooting.