SUMMARY: Good Morning San Antonio reports on a tragic shooting at a North Side apartment that left a 19-year-old man dead, leading to multiple arrests. Families are mourning the loss of loved ones, with police treating some discoveries as potential murders in another case. The weather forecast indicates warm, humid conditions with highs in the 90s, potentially setting record temperatures over the weekend. Amid community support efforts for homeless individuals with a new outreach program, the segment also highlights a free mental health fair for families. Additionally, encouraging news on breast cancer statistics contrasts with rising cases among younger women.

The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.

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SUMMARY: Country music star Jamey Johnson is set to perform live in South Arkansas at the Murphy Arts District, with fans eager to enjoy his hits like “Seen It All.” The concert will also feature unreleased material and an opening act hoping to attract new listeners in El Dorado and beyond. Ryan Rory, the opening performer, expressed excitement about the opportunity to play a new song with Johnson. Fans are encouraged to buy tickets soon before they sell out, as anticipation for the show continues to grow.

Jamey Johnson coming to perform at Murphy Arts District

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SUMMARY: The Sewage and Water Board is making strides in resolving billing disputes, collaborating with contractor HGI to tackle a backlog of contested accounts. Customers can now easily dispute bills by contacting HGI via email or phone, with staff available at the Eastbank Customer Service Center for in-person assistance. By the end of this year, approximately half of the smart meters will be installed, with the remaining 70,000 expected next year. Many bills from the smart meters have previously been based on estimates, contributing to the disputes being addressed.

The Sewerage and Water Board says its making progress in handling billing disputes. The contractor chosen by the city, HSI, is now working alongside the utility.

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