Four suspects have been charged after 53 people were found dead in a Texas tractor-trailer. Authorities continue investigating the tragedy, highlighting ongoing concerns over human trafficking and immigration enforcement.
Texas A&M University–San Antonio earned recognition in U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 rankings, highlighting its growing reputation for academic excellence and value among America’s best colleges.
Former President Donald Trump was interrupted by protesters while campaigning for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the U.S. Senate race. The disruptions highlighted the contentious atmosphere ahead of the election.
Ice carvers are set to bring a Christmas classic to life at a San Antonio resort, creating dazzling sculptures that capture the holiday spirit. The festive event promises a unique winter experience for visitors.
Talarico engages with El Paso voters ahead of Election Day, drawing hopeful feedback on key issues. Residents express optimism for change as the city prepares to cast ballots.
Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph launches a new Crime Stoppers hotline, enhancing community support in reporting safety concerns. The initiative strengthens collaboration with security forces to keep the base secure.
Texas Mutual’s health affiliate has expanded its San Antonio network by adding CHRISTUS Health. This move aims to enhance service coverage and provider options for policyholders in the region.
USA Today ranks the 10 best NBA cities for basketball fans, highlighting top destinations for game-day excitement, fan culture, and iconic arenas. From passionate crowds to rich basketball history, these cities define the NBA experience.
A wanted fugitive, evading capture for seven years, was tracked to South Africa and arrested, authorities confirmed. The arrest marks the end of a lengthy international manhunt. Details remain under investigation.
The City of San Antonio and U.S. Army held a signing ceremony to launch the Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS) agreement, enhancing career opportunities for soldiers transitioning to civilian jobs in the local community.
Viral videos have captured a fan attempting to grab singer Usher during a live performance. The unexpected incident interrupted the show briefly, raising concerns about security at concert events.
The 2014 National Night Out at JBSA-Randolph brought the community together to promote crime prevention and safety. Residents and service members joined forces, strengthening neighborhood bonds against crime.
Two San Antonio hotels have been named among the spookiest stays in the U.S., earning a spot on the list of America’s most haunted. Both locations attract thrill-seekers and paranormal enthusiasts alike.
GoDaddy has named San Antonio America’s most entrepreneurial city, citing its vibrant startup scene and strong support for small businesses. The recognition highlights the city’s growing economic impact.
The Houston Rockets gear up to face the San Antonio Spurs in a key matchup this weekend. Both teams aim to boost their standings as Houston seeks revenge after a close loss last month. Stay tuned for live updates.
McDonald’s is bringing back the McRib this week, sparking excitement among fans nationwide. The limited-time sandwich will be available at select locations. Find out where to get your McRib, exclusively on USA Today.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton spent New Year’s 2025 in Dubai alongside American fugitives, raising questions about his associations and legal implications, the San Antonio Express-News reports.
San Antonio ranks among the happiest U.S. cities, thanks to its rich culture, vibrant community, affordable living, diverse food scene, and abundant outdoor activities, reports KABB. Residents enjoy a high quality of life and strong local pride.
Former mayor, her husband, and several city employees were arrested for organized crime and embezzling city funds, WOAI reports. Authorities uncovered a scheme that defrauded the city out of millions.
Amid rising food prices, the U.S. government has decided to maintain tariffs on Mexican tomatoes. The move faces criticism from importers and consumers concerned about costs and supply stability.