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Month: September 2025
A Texas education official stated that teachers may now disregard the separation of church and state, raising concerns over religious influence in public classrooms. The announcement sparks debate on education and constitutional rights.
San Antonio authorities, supported by a federal task force, rescued 30 children from a human trafficking network. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat trafficking and protect vulnerable victims.
W. Scott Bailey has been named editor of The Business Journals, bringing extensive experience in digital media and business journalism. Bailey aims to strengthen local business coverage and community engagement.
The San Antonio Spurs have shattered ticket sales records for their historic return to the Alamodome, marking a momentous occasion for fans and the city. This milestone highlights the team’s enduring legacy in Texas.
San Antonio officially received the Warrior Games flag from Colorado Springs, symbolizing its role as the next host city. The event honors wounded military athletes and celebrates resilience and camaraderie.
The U.S. Census Bureau reports that San Antonio remains the poorest major metro area in the nation, yet its poverty rate has declined, signaling gradual economic improvement for the Texas city.
Celine Dion hasn’t toured the U.S. since Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X were in grade school, highlighting the legendary singer’s long hiatus from American stages. Her return marks a significant moment in pop music history.
Schools across the U.S. adopt varied cellphone policies, balancing learning and distractions. San Antonio schools, mirroring national trends, enforce rules aiming to limit use during class while allowing access during breaks.
Texas leaders express deep shock and sorrow following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. The community mourns as authorities investigate the tragic incident, leaving many at a loss for words.
Crime Stoppers is seeking tips following a fatal shooting on the West Side near US Highway 90. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward to assist in the ongoing investigation.
Big Lots is closing another San Antonio location, affecting shoppers and employees. The latest shutdown continues a series of store closures nationwide for the discount retailer. Details on the specific store are inside.
Yardbarker highlights top cities ripe for NFL expansion, spotlighting growing markets with passionate fanbases and modern stadium prospects. Emerging hubs like San Antonio and Portland lead the discussion for the league’s next frontier.
A San Antonio federal judge has blocked Texas’ law allowing Ten Commandments displays in public schools, ruling it likely violates the Constitution’s separation of church and state, according to the San Antonio Express-News.
San Antonio Report urges Mayor to stop calling the city the 7th largest, citing updated census data that ranks it 8th. The report stresses accurate representation for urban planning and public perception.
The largest Tejano music event in the U.S. kicks off today in San Antonio, celebrating the vibrant culture and sounds of Tejano music with top artists and enthusiastic fans filling the city streets.
School leaders from across the US convened in San Antonio to discuss innovations and challenges shaping the future of education. The gathering focused on equity, technology, and student success. (WOAI)
President Trump highlights rising crime rates in US cities, sparking debate. Data reveals mixed trends, with some cities seeing increases while others report declines, underscoring the complex nature of urban crime.
Miss San Antonio USA reveals the hidden challenges of beauty pageants, highlighting the intense preparation and high expenses involved. Her story sheds light on the demanding journey beyond the glitz and glamour.
San Antonio’s congressional delegation faces mounting pressure to defend Fort Sam Houston amid criticism from Joe Hegseth. Lawmakers emphasize the base’s vital role in military readiness and local economy.