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.
Month: February 2026
The San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks have responded to Jeremy Sochan’s recent departure from the Spurs. Both teams expressed their perspectives on the young forward’s unexpected move, signaling shifts in team dynamics.
US Rep. Joaquin Castro visited the ICE facility in Pearsall amid concerns over armed officers entering a San Antonio home. He addressed community fears, calling for transparency and accountability in immigration enforcement.
Meet the candidates running for Congress in Bexar County districts. This San Antonio Report article provides key details on the contenders shaping the upcoming election and their priorities for the community.
Discover 20 easy weekend road trips from San Antonio that offer diverse experiences—from scenic nature escapes to historic towns. Perfect for quick getaways, these trips promise adventure and relaxation just a drive away.
San Antonio has once again been ranked among the least-educated metro areas in the U.S., highlighting ongoing challenges in educational attainment despite the city’s economic growth, according to a recent report.
National Stalking Awareness Month highlights the pervasive and often overlooked crime of stalking. The US Army Corps of Engineers emphasizes prevention, resources, and support for victims during this critical awareness campaign.
Business owners on the south side are rallying against the city’s median installation project, arguing it disrupts traffic flow and impacts local commerce. They urge officials to reconsider, citing concerns over delays and access.
NBA Week 14 concludes with a major update: Kawhi Leonard is staying put with the San Antonio Spurs. Contrary to trade rumors, Leonard shows no intention of leaving, securing stability for the team’s future.
Margaret Ann Nichols, a beloved community advocate and educator, passed away peacefully at 78. Her enduring legacy of compassion and dedication continues to inspire those she touched. Memorial details to follow.
The U.S. is establishing two expanded military zones along the Mexico border to enhance security and combat illegal crossings, marking a significant escalation in border enforcement efforts, The New York Times reports.
Round1 in San Antonio offers more than just bowling. The entertainment complex features arcade games, karaoke, billiards, and tasty dining options, making it a top destination for family fun and group outings.
The Air Education and Training Command (AETC) plans to train 1,500 pilots annually to enhance readiness and meet growing demand. This ambitious goal aims to strengthen airpower and mission capability. Read more at aetc.af.mil.
Fact-checking claims by Donald Trump, Poynter examines whether the U.S. crime rate is truly at its lowest in 125 years. Data shows historic lows in violent crime but variations exist across categories and regions.
A San Antonio call center announced significant job cuts this week, citing economic challenges and shifting market demands. The layoffs impact dozens of employees, prompting concerns about local employment stability.
San Antonio Spurs are reportedly exploring trade options for center Tiago Splitter, sources say. The team aims to bolster its roster depth ahead of the upcoming season, according to FOX Sports.
At the season’s midpoint, Mitch Johnson emerges as the key architect behind the San Antonio Spurs’ resurgence. His strategic vision and leadership have been pivotal to the team’s success, Sports Illustrated reports.