A grieving Texas mother of a slain Navy sailor has launched a political campaign, aiming to honor her son’s legacy and advocate for veterans’ rights. Her bid marks a poignant step into public service.
Day: December 28, 2025
My Chemical Romance’s iconic album The Black Parade will make a Texas stop on their upcoming tour, thrilling fans with classic hits. The show promises a nostalgic yet electrifying experience. Tickets on sale soon.
A new trauma training program at aetc.af.mil equips surgical teams with advanced skills for deployment, enhancing readiness and lifesaving capabilities in combat and emergency settings.
Despite the San Antonio tragedy, human smuggling deaths persist due to deep-rooted factors like poverty, demand for migration, and ruthless networks exploiting vulnerable migrants. Urgent policy reforms remain crucial.
San Antonio is set to welcome its first-ever thrift store featuring sustainable fashion and local art. The unique shop aims to promote eco-friendly shopping while supporting community creatives. Opening dates are forthcoming.
The award-winning San Antonio sports talk show “Halftime” has been canceled, MySA reports. The popular program, known for its in-depth local sports coverage, will no longer air, disappointing loyal fans across the city.
Nigerian villagers were shaken and alarmed as US airstrikes caused their homes to tremble and the night sky to glow red, raising fears and uncertainty in the affected communities, KSAT reports.
South Texas is enduring record-breaking heat this week, with temperatures soaring to historic highs. Forecasters say a strong cold front will move in Sunday, bringing much-needed relief and cooler conditions to the region.
New York Magazine spotlights rising-star Texas Democrats, highlighting their growing influence in state politics. The recognition underscores the shifting dynamics and emerging leadership within Texas’s Democratic ranks.
The San Antonio Spurs, city officials, and Bexar County have finalized an agreement to develop a new sports and entertainment district, aiming to boost local economy and revitalize the area, Texas Public Radio reports.
A San Antonio real estate firm has filed a lawsuit against a bank for failing to process its coronavirus relief loan, citing delays that jeopardized its business operations amid the pandemic.