Texas Democrats are urging Congress to grant stronger local control over ICE operations, citing concerns over community safety and immigration enforcement. The push highlights ongoing tensions in San Antonio and beyond.
Day: May 25, 2026
The Memphis Zoo has been named among the top U.S. destinations for zoo light displays, according to The Commercial Appeal. Visitors can enjoy stunning holiday illuminations and vibrant animal-themed decorations throughout the park.
UT San Antonio’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program has risen in national rankings, reflecting its commitment to excellence in education and research. UT Health San Antonio continues to strengthen its reputation in healthcare training.
San Antonio’s Elizabeth Chambers is set to host the new true-crime series “Toxic,” diving into chilling cases involving poisonous substances. The show premieres soon, promising gripping insights for crime enthusiasts.
International food producer will close its San Antonio facility, resulting in layoffs for all staff, KSAT reports. The closure marks a significant impact on the local workforce and economy. Further details pending.
Jeremy Sochan showed significant growth this season with the San Antonio Spurs, adapting to a new role that highlighted his versatility and defensive skills. His development signals a promising future for the young forward.
Records reveal an ICE agent fatally shot a U.S. citizen nearly a year ago in Texas. As details emerge, a lawmaker calls for a public hearing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Greg Casar has endorsed a moderate Democrat following antisemitic remarks by the opponent, signaling a key intra-party stance ahead of the upcoming San Antonio election, as reported by the San Antonio Express-News.
Triumph ignited the stage at a joyful San Antonio concert, delivering powerful riffs and high-energy performances that thrilled the crowd. The rock legends proved their lasting impact in a night full of classic hits and vibrant showmanship.
FBI crime data reveals Texas border cities are safer than many U.S. counterparts. Despite border challenges, cities like El Paso report lower crime rates, challenging common perceptions about safety along the border.