On September 14, 2022, a group of around 50 migrants arrived by plane at Martha's Vineyard. The group of migrants said they were approached in San Antonio by a woman named "Perla" who promised them work permits and other opportunities.  According to this video from the Miami Herald, attorneys for the migrants who were picked up in San Antonio and sent to Martha’s Vineyard said “they were lied to” and told there was a “surprise present for them” at the end of the journey."

Dear Cast of Characters, Characters in the Gridiron Cast and the fans who love them: NOWCastSA had our cameras on the Gridiron 2017 production and recorded every word and song for posterity (or is that posterior?). The first ever successful video capture of a Gridiron in the wild is not on our public channels, because, well, that PG thing...

These are the top 10 videos of 2016 by views:

Updated: Larry Noll, Presiding Judge of the 408th District Court in Bexar County, dismissed a meritless lawsuit against NOWCastSA and its managing director on Dec. 1, 2016. Noll dismissed the suit with prejudice at the request of the plaintiff, William Schlecht, former chair of the nonprofit news organization. A case that is dismissed with prejudice is permanently removed and the claims can never be brought back to court. (view the original court document here)

More than 100 San Antonio residents gathered at the Muslim Children Education and Civic Center to watch and reflect on videos of the police-involved shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile (replay video of the conversation below).

A San Antonio proposal to cut $1.3 million from programs including domestic violence and correspondingly expand workforce development is “criminally shortsighted,” said District 8 Councilman Ron Nirenberg.

More than 80 books will come to life at the San Antonio Book Festival, which is free and open to the public on April 2, 2016. Dozens of authors will be at San Antonio Central Library or across the street at the Southwest School of Art. They’ll be talking about their books and taking questions from the audience about their work.

Catch up and get ahead with the Edge, for the week of October 12   How can we get more people out to vote?

REPLAY VIDEO: Join NOWCastSA on Sept. 26 as we webcast Voices for Children's 16th Congress on Children: "Breaking the Cycle" from the Oblate School of Theology, Whitley Center from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Watch video of former mayor Phil Hardberger talking about his namesake park, its history and plans for the future.  Scroll down to read more about the park.