Day: May 4, 2026

U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales remains defiant amid revelations of an affair and explicit texts, stating he is “not gonna resign.” The San Antonio lawmaker faces mounting pressure but insists on staying in office.

A new 31,000-square-foot sports and entertainment center is set to debut in San Antonio, promising a hub for community events and activities. The facility aims to boost local engagement and economic growth.

The Higher Education Compliance Conference takes place June 7-9 in San Antonio, TX. Experts will discuss regulatory updates, risk management, and best practices to ensure compliance in academia. Hosted by JD Supra.

A suspect wanted for sex crimes involving children was arrested Thursday at the southern U.S. border, officials confirmed. The arrest marks a significant step in ongoing efforts to apprehend individuals evading justice.

Amazon has postponed the opening of its $200 million East Side fulfillment center in San Antonio, citing widespread slowdowns across the U.S. The delay reflects broader challenges in the e-commerce sector.

Sports Illustrated ranks every potential trade destination for Spurs forward Jeremy Sochan. The analysis evaluates fit, team needs, and future prospects to determine where Sochan could make the biggest impact in the NBA.

San Antonio International Airport faces major disruptions as 35 flights are delayed and 13 canceled, stranding hundreds. American, Southwest, and United Airlines affected on domestic and international routes to Dallas.

Tensions rise as the U.S. and Mexico face challenges coordinating efforts against powerful drug cartels. Despite strong collaboration, differing strategies fuel a slight rift in the ongoing battle to curb cartel violence.

A scandal involving Rep. Tony Gonzales has shaken Texas, one of America’s most fiercely contested political frontiers. The controversy raises questions about trust and impact ahead of upcoming elections.

San Antonio stands at a crossroads, debated as either a rising major player among U.S. cities or one still acting like a small town. MySA examines the city’s growth, challenges, and evolving identity in the national spotlight.

The Army’s STEM program is expanding to reach more military children, enhancing access to science, technology, engineering, and math education. This initiative aims to support future readiness and inspire young minds nationwide.

A Spurs staffer fled San Antonio after being targeted in a road rage shooting near the team’s facility, authorities confirmed. The incident has prompted an ongoing investigation, raising concerns about staff safety.

A Lebanese man posing as a Dubai prince was sentenced to prison for scamming San Antonio business owners, LoneStarLive.com reports. The fraudulent scheme defrauded multiple victims before his arrest.

Spurs’ Derrick White will assist Team USA in preparing for the upcoming FIBA World Cup, bringing his NBA experience to the national squad, the San Antonio Express-News reports.