Federal mental health funding for programs in San Antonio and nationwide has been restored following an abrupt reversal. Officials emphasize the crucial support this reinstatement provides for community services.
Day: February 16, 2026
More than 170 U.S. citizens have been detained by immigration agents, subjected to harsh treatment including being kicked and dragged, with some held for days, according to reports from the San Antonio Current.
A government shutdown has triggered nationwide delays at airports, disrupting travel across the U.S. Passengers face longer wait times as reduced staffing affects security and operations. More updates at kens5.com.
Houston has been ranked among the most fun cities in the US for restaurants and nightlife, according to the Houston Chronicle. The city’s vibrant dining scene and lively bars continue to attract locals and tourists alike.
Lt. Gen. Clark J. Quinn has assumed command of Air Education and Training Command at Maxwell AFB, marking a new chapter in shaping the future Air Force through innovative training and education initiatives.
The San Antonio Four, convicted of child rape in Texas, have been exonerated after years of fighting wrongful charges. DNA evidence and recanted testimony led to their release, highlighting flaws in the justice system.
California motorcycle company accelerates expansion by relocating its headquarters to a booming Texas town. The move aims to tap into the state’s growing market and vibrant manufacturing sector.
The San Antonio Spurs face a crucial decision as Lonnie Walker’s role needs adjustment to unlock his full potential. Air Alamo highlights that a strategic shift could elevate Walker’s impact and boost the team’s performance.