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Flash Floods and Wet Roads Causing Crashes in San Antonio

Flash Floods and Wet Roads Causing Crashes in San Antonio San Antonio can go from dry and dusty to underwater in less than an hour. Anyone who's lived here a while has seen it happen. A storm rolls in, rain comes down in sheets, and low-water crossings that https://unsplash.com/@godiedooux were bone dry at lunch are running fast by the evening commute. The city's flash floods are famous for a reason, and they cause more than property damage. They cause car crashes, many of

Thursday, October 8

Civic · 14:53

Getting Medical Treatment After a Crash When Money Is Tight

Getting Medical Treatment After a Crash When Money Is Tight A lot of people skip the doctor after a wreck for one reason. They're worried about the bill. Maybe you don't have much saved, maybe you're missing shifts because of the crash, or maybe you just don't know who's supposed to pay. It's a real fear. But skipping care can hurt both your health and your claim. Start by checking your own auto policy for Personal Injury Protection, or PIP. In Texas, insurers must offer PIP

Oct 8, 2026

Council · 12:24

What Your San Antonio Car Accident Claim May Be Worth

What Your San Antonio Car Accident Claim May Be Worth Nobody can honestly hand you a number in the first conversation. Anyone who does is guessing. What a car accident claim may be worth depends on facts that often take weeks or months to come into focus, like how your injuries respond to treatment and whether you can go back to work. What you can learn early is how value gets built, and which pieces tend to move it up or down. Texas law lets you seek several kinds of damages

Oct 8, 2026

Watch · 09:36

Crashes on Interstate 10 Near The Rim and La Cantera

Crashes on Interstate 10 Near The Rim and La Cantera Saturday afternoon on I-10 near The Rim can feel like three different kinds of traffic stacked into one. Shoppers are hunting for the right exit. UTSA students are heading back to the main campus. Commuters are pushing north toward Boerne, and tourists are trying to read their GPS at 65 miles per hour. Add ongoing construction tied to the I-10 and Loop 1604 expansion projects, and it's no surprise this corridor sees so many

Oct 8, 2026