We are in peak butterfly season for residential and migrating butterflies. If you want to see butterflies of all kinds in your garden, you have to plant for them.

Baseball players and fans alike are learning more about the Negro Leagues after the statistics for more than 2,300 players — historic figures like Josh Gibson, Oscar Charleston, Satchel Paige and Mule Suttles — were incorporated into the major league record book following a three-year research project.

The San Antonio Zoo will host its 9th annual Monarch Fest this weekend.

Students at Fenwick Academy spent Friday morning working on a garden for monarch butterflies.

It’s peak butterfly season! Late October, early November is the best time in San Antonio to butterfly watch.

Hello and Happy Friday! Rebecca Salinas here.

KSAT 12 visited the National Butterfly Center in Mission, Texas where the Monarchs will soon be swarming their native vegetation by the thousands.

Blake Watson scored on a 1-yard run with 33 seconds to play and Old Dominion beat Virginia Tech for the second time in as many tries on its home field, 20-17.

I had been waiting for this moment for several weeks. The moment when the monarch is about to emerge from its chrysalis.

Major League Baseball has reclassified the Negro Leagues as a major league and will count the statistics and records of its 3,400 players as part of its history. Josh Gibson, the greatest of all Negro League sluggers, might just wind up with a major league record, too. The statistics and records of greats like Gibson, Paige and roughly 3,400 other players are set to join Major League Baseball's books after MLB announced Wednesday it is reclassifying the Negro Leagues as a major league. The Negro Leagues consisted of seven leagues, and MLB will include records from those circuits between 1920-48. Those leagues were excluded in 1969 when the Special Committee on Baseball Records identified six official “major leagues” dating to 1876.

St. Mary's University student details career of Negro League baseball player from TexasPublished: October 1, 2020, 2:58 pmNewt Allen was born in Texas. He played for the Monarchs after moving to Kansas.