A 20-year-old San Antonio mariachi faces an immigration judge after being detained by ICE. His case highlights the challenges immigrants encounter while fighting to remain in the U.S. and continue pursuing their dreams.
Day: July 10, 2026
ICE spent $700 million acquiring seven detention warehouses but now seeks to offload them amid criticism over conditions and costs, raising questions about the agency’s management and future plans.
The U.S. government has finalized a $30 million property deal linked to the development of a new San Antonio Spurs arena, marking a significant step forward in the city’s major sports infrastructure project.
Northside ISD has been named a District of Distinction for its outstanding arts curriculum, recognizing its commitment to fostering creativity and enriching students’ educational experience.
A man posing as a border patrol agent threatened to shoot drivers, the San Antonio Police Department reported. Authorities are investigating the incident and urge the public to remain cautious.
HobbyTown has opened a new store in the Stone Oak area of San Antonio, offering a wide range of hobby products and activities for all ages. The new location aims to serve community enthusiasts with expanded selections and expert advice.
San Antonio city officials unveiled a plan to develop a downtown sports and entertainment district aimed at boosting tourism and local economy. The project includes new venues, dining, and public spaces.
The CDC reports rising cases of Cyclospora cayetanensis, a parasite causing stomach illness across the US, including Texas. Health officials urge caution as investigations continue.
San Antonio’s Alexis Fuetsch has been crowned Miss Texas USA, advancing to the national competition with ambitions of winning the Miss USA crown. Her victory marks a proud moment for the city and state.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reportedly ignored donor complaints regarding the GOP platform he uses for fundraising, according to the San Antonio Express-News. Critics say this raises questions about transparency and accountability.
San Antonio gears up for Fiesta with 12 exciting events celebrating local culture, music, and heritage. From parades to concerts, the lineup promises fun for the whole community. Don’t miss out!
San Antonio high school bands have secured a spot in the final top 10 of a prestigious national contest. Their exceptional performances showcase the city’s growing talent and community dedication to music education.
San Antonio faces rising gun violence, with recent statistics revealing an urgent need for effective prevention measures. Omnilert highlights community efforts to enhance safety and reduce firearm-related incidents.
The North San Antonio Chamber of Commerce announced it will welcome Amarillo National Bank as its newest member, aiming to boost local economic growth and strengthen community financial resources.
The San Antonio Spurs are headed back to the NBA Finals, setting up an exciting rematch against the New York Knicks. Fans eagerly anticipate the clash as both teams vie for the championship title.