KMYS-TV (San Antonio, TX)

KMYS is a virtual channel 35 and operates on UHF digital channel 32. It is a CW-affiliated television station that serves the San Antonio area in Texas and is licensed to Kerrville. The station is owned by Deerfield Media, while Sinclair Broadcast Group manages KMYS through joint sales and shared services agreements. This arrangement also includes NBC affiliate WOAI-TV (channel 4) and Fox affiliate KABB (channel 29). All three stations share studio space located off Loop 410 in the northwest part of San Antonio, and their transmitter is situated in the rural southeastern region of Bandera County, northeast of Lakehills.

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#3195040

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#941100

Sports/Basketball

#881

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National Wrestling Alliance to crown new Texas Champion in historic showdown this weekend

1 month ago | cw35.com | Natali Castillo

TOPICS:National Wrestling AllianceTexas ChampionHistoric showdownSan AntonioNWA TexasPrestigious titleProfessional wrestlingFamily-friendly eventSAN ANTONIO - The National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) will crown its newest Texas Champion at a historic wrestling show comeback this weekend.
New Braunfels residents find ways to beat the heat amid extreme temperatures

1 month ago | cw35.com | Ethan Trejo

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — An extreme heat warning has been issued in New Braunfels, but residents are not letting the soaring temperatures keep them from enjoying the outdoors. Despite the 100-degree weather, Prince Solms Park was bustling with visitors, each finding their own way to embrace the heat wave. "We're having a good time, we just graduated. Jumping off some trees - I expected it to be hotter," said one group of tubers.
New Braunfels woman tackles childcare desert with new preschool initiative

2 months ago | cw35.com | Ethan Trejo

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — As the region between New Braunfels and Canyon Lake experiences rapid growth, local leaders are emphasizing the importance of eliminating childcare deserts. Haleigh Almquist, a New Braunfels native, is taking action to address what she describes as a preschool "dead zone" in the area. "We are hoping to break ground in the next two to three months," said Almquist, founder of the newly announced Hill Country Day School.
Texas leaders unite to form 'megaregion' for economic growth

2 months ago | cw35.com | Ethan Trejo

SAN MARCOS, Texas — Leaders and investors from New Braunfels, San Antonio, and Austin convened at Texas State University to discuss the formation of a "megaregion" aimed at fostering economic growth and addressing regional challenges. Jenna Herrera, CEO of Greater SATX, emphasized the importance of collaboration. "The economic momentum is real, and the two regions are already working together, already merging organically...that partnership allows us to do that in coordinated ways," she said.
Spurs Cavaliers game

2 months ago | cw35.com | Raul Dominguez

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Donovan Mitchell scored 26 points, Evan Mobley added 25 points and 10 rebounds and the Cleveland Cavaliers held on to beat the San Antonio Spurs 114-113 on Friday to move a game away from clinching the best record in the Eastern Conference. Cleveland never trailed and led by 23 points in winning its third straight. The Cavaliers have won six of seven and are a win or a Boston loss from clinching the East’s best record for the sixth time in franchise history.
New Braunfels ramps up hiring efforts ahead of summer season

2 months ago | cw35.com | Ethan Trejo

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — The City of New Braunfels is intensifying its hiring efforts as it prepares for the busy summer season. Becca Meiars, the city's Director of Human Resources, said, "We're hiring for positions all across the board."The city is particularly focused on filling seasonal positions, with plans to hire approximately 200 people for the summer. "We're really pushing our seasonal positions," Meiars said.
San Antonio man sentenced to 30 years for assaulting stepdaughter and attacking wife

Mar 11, 2025 | cw35.com | Justin Kraiza

TOPICS:AssaultSentencingStepdaughterWifeAggravatedPrisonJudgeJusticeSAN ANTONIO - Antonio Rodriguez has been sentenced to two 30-year prison terms by Judge Frank Castro of the 399th District Court. The sentences, for aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, will run concurrently at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Officials say in August 2024, Rodriguez sexually assaulted his 11-year-old stepdaughter while she was playing games on his phone.
Bexar County approves $300,000 grant for San Antonio Philharmonic's upcoming season

Mar 11, 2025 | cw35.com | Justin Kraiza

TOPICS:Bexar County$300,000 grantSan Antonio Philharmonic2024-2025 seasonCultural enrichmentAccess to the artsCounty CommissionersRoberto TreviñoSAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Commissioners Court has finalized a $300,000 grant agreement with the San Antonio Philharmonic to support its 2024-2025 season. This funding, drawn from the county’s General Fund, is part of a larger initiative aimed at fostering cultural enrichment and expanding access to the arts within the community.
Measles exposure alert issued for Buc-ee's

Feb 24, 2025 | cw35.com | Ethan Trejo

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — Health officials in Comal County are urging residents to exercise caution after a Gaines County resident, who may have been exposed to measles, visited the Buc-ee's along I-35. The visit occurred on February 16 between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m., according to county officials. "The thing about the measles virus is it is airborne, so it does stay in the air for up to two hours after the person leaves," said Cheryl Fraser, the Director of Public Health for Comal County.
BORDER REALITIES: Deportations, traffickers and Texas' next move

Feb 12, 2025 | cw35.com | Yami Virgin

This exclusive report takes you inside the U.S. border enforcement process, revealing what happens when migrants are deported or expelled at the U.S.-Mexico border by the US Border Patrol. We also investigate how human traffickers or “Coyotes” repeatedly evade justice and explore Governor Abbott’s long-term border strategy under the new Trump administration. Edward R. Murrow and Emmy-winning journalist Yami Virgin reports and produces this podcast with Photojournalist Paul Sanchez.