A San Antonio teen escaped a child sex crime suspect by using a knife and a sword, according to an affidavit. The courageous act led to the suspect’s arrest, as reported by KSAT.
Month: May 2026
The Trump administration aims to increase North American auto content to 82%, with at least half sourced from the U.S., Reuters reports. The move seeks to boost domestic manufacturing and strengthen the auto industry in the region.
The San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game, broadcast on WOAI, showcases top local high school talent in an exciting showdown. Fans can expect a thrilling display of skill and community spirit.
A fire caused significant damage to Good News Burgers on the West Side, the San Antonio Fire Department reported. Officials are investigating the cause as the community rallies around the local eatery.
In his U.S. Senate bid, Rep. James Talarico vows to challenge GOP billionaires and unite a divided electorate. The Texas Democrat aims to bridge political gaps and prioritize middle-class interests.
Spurs Sports & Entertainment will host a hiring event at Frost Bank Center, offering multiple job opportunities. The event aims to fill roles across various departments as the venue prepares for upcoming seasons.
Nearly 100,000 Texas students will receive school vouchers in the first year under the state’s expanding program, marking a significant shift in education funding and choice. Critics and supporters weigh in on the impact for public schools.
San Antonio’s new violent crime plan is showing early success at an East Side complex, with reported incidents dropping since its implementation. Local officials credit targeted patrols and community engagement for the improvements.
Texas is leading the U.S. in business bankruptcies as filings surge amid ongoing economic pressures. Rising costs and market uncertainties continue to drive companies to seek protection, signaling challenges ahead.
Tim Duncan’s illustrious NBA career spanned nearly two decades, marked by five championships and consistent excellence. USA Today revisits key moments that defined the “Big Fundamental” as a Spurs legend.
Reports of ICE conducting door-to-door immigration raids in San Antonio have raised concerns. Authorities confirm targeted enforcement but emphasize no widespread going door to door operations currently underway.
Latest news in hotel investment: Six Senses debuts in Beijing, a San Antonio property changes hands, and US hotel performance dips last week, reflecting shifting trends in the hospitality sector.
ELECTION RESULTS: Ken Paxton secures the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate, defeating incumbent John Cornyn, according to KSAT. This marks a significant shift in Texas GOP politics ahead of the general election.
San Antonio ranks among the worst U.S. cities for singles, as nearby Austin nears the top spot, according to a recent MySA analysis. Experts cite dating scene dynamics and population growth as key factors.
AETC’s new program aids military trainees in navigating the citizenship process, providing resources and support to help them become U.S. citizens. The initiative underscores the Air Force’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.
NBC News breaks down the key differences between human trafficking and human smuggling. While trafficking involves exploitation and coercion, smuggling is a consensual, illegal border crossing for payment. Understanding these terms is vital.
A leading Mexican café chain has selected San Antonio as the site for its U.S. headquarters, aiming to expand its presence across America. The move highlights San Antonio’s growing appeal for international businesses.
The Minnesota Timberwolves face the San Antonio Spurs in the playoffs on May 4. Catch the action live on ESPN, starting at 8:30 PM ET. Streaming is available via the ESPN app and major platforms. Stay tuned for full coverage.
An illegal migrant allegedly attacked a 3-year-old in a brutal assault described by DHS as “completely preventable.” Critics blame the Biden administration for lapses in border security and oversight.
ICE’s plan to build mega warehouses for immigration detention is sparking growing concern over potential human rights violations and overcrowding. Advocates warn it could worsen conditions for detainees.