A recent weekend retreat with the women of Turning Point revealed a striking blend of passion and polarization. The Atlantic explores how this conservative youth group shapes political identity amid a charged cultural landscape.
Month: June 2026
San Antonio Mayor has urged the cancellation of Kanye West’s July 4 concert, citing concerns over the rapper’s controversial past remarks. The call reflects growing backlash amid national scrutiny.
US Rep. Joaquin Castro linked the recent death of an Air Force trainee to a flu outbreak at Lackland Air Force Base, urging enhanced health measures to protect service members amid rising infections.
A cyber-attack on a widely used educational system in the US has disrupted final exams nationwide, causing delays and chaos for students and institutions, The Guardian reports. Authorities are investigating the breach.
Violent crime rates in 2025 dropped to their lowest level since 1937, the FBI reported. The significant decline marks the largest decrease in nearly 90 years, highlighting major shifts in public safety trends.
Founded on oil technology, a local tech company is shifting its focus to new sectors for growth. Seeking innovation beyond energy, the firm aims to diversify and tap emerging markets for sustainable expansion.
The San Antonio Spurs have officially released details on Victor Wembanyama’s offseason body transformation, highlighting his enhanced strength and conditioning ahead of the upcoming NBA season, Larry Brown Sports reports.
A San Antonio man was arrested and charged with threatening Erika Kirk, a representative of Turning Point USA, according to KTSA reports. Authorities are investigating the incident.
A Trump-backed candidate has won the GOP primary in a key San Antonio district, signaling continued influence of former President Trump in local Republican politics. The victory sets the stage for a competitive general election.
Last night on “Love Island USA,” the first contestant was dumped from the villa following a wave of public backlash. The early exit has set the tone for a dramatic season ahead, as tensions rise among the remaining islanders.
The IAAFA program at JBSA-Lackland offers vital education and training to Latin American countries, strengthening military skills and regional cooperation, KSAT reports.
The family of a murdered San Antonio mother expressed relief and comfort after a guilty verdict was reached in the case. They shared that she’s “looking down on us and saying, ‘thank you mom.’”
Neighbors near an East Side warehouse express concern over reports that ICE may purchase the property. Residents fear increased enforcement activity could disrupt the community and impact local businesses.
The NBA Finals continue with Spurs vs. Knicks Game 3. Fans eagerly await key matchups and crucial plays. Here’s how to watch the action live and a sneak peek at what to expect in this pivotal showdown.
The U.S. military is reinstating mandatory flu vaccinations for recruits as a flu outbreak intensifies within the Air Force. This move aims to curb the spread and protect service members’ health.
A serial fraudster was sentenced in the Western District of Texas for embezzling funds from multiple San Antonio employers, the Department of Justice announced. The ruling underscores ongoing efforts to combat workplace fraud.
Veteran journalist Scott Pelley has signed with top talent agency CAA following his departure from CBS. The move signals a new chapter for Pelley as he explores fresh opportunities in media.
The Air Force has suspended all international military student travel to the U.S., citing security and safety concerns. The move affects training schedules and international partnerships, with reviews underway.
A San Antonio jury convicted a man on charges of sex trafficking minors, marking a significant legal victory amid growing efforts to combat human trafficking. The verdict underscores the community’s commitment to protecting vulnerable youth.
San Antonio has overtaken Austin for the highest apartment vacancy rate in the U.S., according to the Austin American-Statesman. The shift highlights changing rental market dynamics in Texas cities.