SUMMARY: On Thanksgiving morning in San Antonio, a shooting left two men dead and two others injured. Police arrived at the scene on Pic Street and discovered a crime scene involving four individuals in their 20s, all acquaintances. Chief William McManis stated that as the suspect prepared to leave the home, he opened fire. A fifth person, who was later detained, was identified as the shooter. While the motive remains unclear, police plan to investigate the home further. McManis expressed frustration over repeated incidents of violence occurring during holidays, wishing for an end to this trend.

San Antonio police have caught up with a man who they believe shot four people Thanksgiving morning at a home on the city’s East Side, killing two.

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SUMMARY: In this week’s “Sammy Southern Stops,” Sammy Petco visits Debbie Snowball and Ice Cream, which has been serving homemade treats for 18 years. Rebecca Minter provides insights into their offerings, including snowballs, sundaes, shakes, and floats. Popular items are the banana pudding and strawberry cheesecake sundaes, as well as their homemade vanilla and butter pecan ice cream. Although the business slows down in winter, they remain open year-round, setting them apart from others. Petco highlights his enjoyment of the strawberry and butter pecan ice creams, inviting sweet treat lovers to visit and share suggestions for future stops.

In this weeks Sammy’s Southern Stops, Sammy visits a local sweet shop, Debbie’s Snowballs and Ice Cream, to try some of the homemade treats that they have to offer.

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SUMMARY: On Thanksgiving Day, a cold front is moving in, bringing showers and storms, particularly north of the area. Temperatures will remain in the low 70s until the front arrives, then drop into the 60s and 50s. Severe weather risk is low, with minimal tornado and hail threats. After the front, temperatures will stay chilly, with highs in the 50s through Saturday. Friday will be cooler with a high of 57. Nationally, the Northeast faces a wet Thanksgiving with a 100% chance of rain. No widespread freeze is expected locally, but temperatures may approach freezing in some northern areas.

Chilly weather will hang around to kick off December early next week

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