NEISD Police are busy tracking down school violence threats and other social media posts, as well as helping other smaller districts without resources stay on top of threats too. Investigators say it's a problem playing districts across the nation.

SAN ANTONIO The DoSeum, San Antonios childrens museum, has announced a variety of new programs for both families and educators this fall. Following the success of our in-person camps this summer, were excited to expand our program offerings for the families of San Antonio this fall, Daniel Menelly, The DoSeum CEO said. The DoSeum said children in the program build their self-expression, self-esteem, and self-awareness through thoughtful challenges and imaginative play. Little Doers Preschool has extended careThe DoSeums popular preschool program, The Little Doers, also returns for its fifth year. Each session will focus on one content and the cost for each session is $50, The Doseum said.

SAN ANTONIO – A total of 43 citations were issued in September for violations of San Antonio’s emergency declaration. Related: All citations issued in August for violations of San Antonio’s Public Health Emergency DeclarationTo report a violation, call 210-207-7273. Only one small sign was posted for social distancing which was only seen by the person sitting in front of it. Lucy Cooper’s Texas Ice House - A proactive inspection was conducted at Lucy Cooper’s Texas Ice House located at 16080 San Pedro Avenue. Two citations were issued for lack of social distancing and masks and overcrowded tables.

This was done after human remains were found near Milam Park in downtown San Antonio near Santa Rosa and Houston Streets during an archeological investigation before the start of city street construction. A Bexar County District Court granted a petition from city officials for removal of human remains on August 14. San Antonio city officials also received approval for an exhumation permit from the Texas Historical Commission on August 24. Human remains discovered in downtown San Antonio park during city archeological investigationThe remains will not be buried again until the construction of the bond projects is completed, which is scheduled for Summer 2023. “The human remains and all associated archeological objects will be temporarily stored at UTSA Center for Archaeological Research to await reinterment,” Conger said.

SAN ANTONIO Lets be real, 2020 has been a bit of a mess in a lot of ways but now that its September there are some things to look forward to. San Antonio residents, in particular, have several things to be happy about this fall. They usually pop up around San Antonio towards the middle to end of September and stay through the end of October. They usually pop up around San Antonio towards the middle to end of September and stay through the end of October. Soup - San Antonio favorites like caldo de res and fideo make a comeback around the fall season.

SAN ANTONIO – Human remains discovered near Milam Park in San Antonio as part of an archaeological and cultural investigation in May are set to be exhumed this week. A Bexar County District Court granted a petition from city officials for removal of human remains on August 14. San Antonio city officials also received approval for an exhumation permit from the Texas Historical Commission on August 24. “The Cultural Investigation was built into the Bond Project timeline at a cost of $270,000.00 for the archaeological work,” Conger said previously. “The human remains and all associated archeological objects will be temporarily stored at UTSA Center for Archaeological Research to await reinterment,” Conger said.

SAN ANTONIO When the topic of authentic Tex-Mex food comes up in San Antonio, the discussion generally revolves around tacos. The puffy taco is San Antonios signature taco. Those are defining characteristics of those tacos to me, said Mike Sutter, San Antonio Express-News writer. The panel also looked into the future of tacos and discussed upcoming trends such as vegan, sushi and infused tacos, barbacoa grilled cheese tacos and wood-fire grilled tacos. Birria Barrio, a San Antonio food truck that specializes in the soup, recently opened its first brick-and-mortar location on 2710 S. Presa Street.

SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County has more than $221 million in unclaimed cash and property, according to the Texas comptroller, and more than $218 million of it is in San Antonio. People with San Antonio addresses have $218,659,717.27 in unclaimed property, according to a spokesperson for the comptroller’s office. There is no statute of limitations for unclaimed property the state holds, meaning there’s no time limit for owners to file a claim. According to Claim It Texas, Texas has returned more than $3 billion in unclaimed property to its rightful owners. Records for the fiscal year ending Aug. 31, 2020 will be requested once the information becomes available.