Each new year gives a football program new life. For the Holmes Huskies, who only won one game last season, a new slate has the program eager for the upcoming season.

Northside ISD police are looking for the vandals responsible for damaging one of the district’s football fields.

The San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame’s 2024 class was honored Thursday night at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in front of the inductees’ friends and family.

Livestream of the NISD Spring League of Legends Grand Finals.

KSAT 12 Sports and Christus Children’s shine spotlight on local senior student athlete.

KSAT 12 Sports and Christus Children’s shine spotlight on local senior student athlete.

KSAT 12 Sports and Christus Children’s shine spotlight on local senior student athlete.

Civic leaders are pushing for more young people to go out to the polls and cast their votes this November. KSAT's Allysa Cole visited a Northside ISD high school to find out how they're doing it.

SAN ANTONIO – There may not be a live audience at Holmes NSITE Theatre Art’s annual Christmas play this year due to the pandemic; however, now anyone in the world can watch it. Original play writing has been part of the curriculum at the NISD high school for almost a decade. “(This year’s) play is called ‘Fixing Christmas.’”The story centers around a group of North Pole characters brainstorming how Santa will stay safe and travel during the pandemic to spread Christmas cheer. Numerous hours of preparation including writing, costumes, rehearsals, recording and editing went into uploading the 26-minute play on YouTube. We’re starting to see this (pandemic) isn’t going to be forever.”To watch Fixing Christmas, click here.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: This op-ed was written by Jayce Sibley, a sophomore at Holmes High School in San Antonio. I wont pretend to have all the answers or speculate that America is a terrible country, because I dont believe that, however, I can shed light on what Im learning about being a minority in America. Im learning that these things come attached as part of the handbook for living as a minority in America. Im learning that we wont be treated equally, get equal opportunities, or get to feel normal and safe in public interactions. Im learning that I will work hard anyway, with some added conviction, to see these things change.

SAN ANTONIO – The COVID-19 pandemic has led to some changes in the way people donate blood in our area. Still, officials at the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center said donors are needed, especially those with Type-O blood. On Friday, a blood drive was held at Holmes High School on Ingram Road. “It’s my 80th donation.”The blood drive was moved to Holmes High School as part of an effort by the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center to abide by social distancing guidelines while continuing the mission to save lives. If you missed Friday’s blood drive, there will be one every day for the foreseeable future.

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