San Antonio Zoo has been named one of the best zoos in the world, recognized for its exceptional animal care and engaging exhibits, kens5.com reports. The accolade highlights the zoo’s commitment to conservation and education.
Month: August 2026
Valero Energy kicked off 2026 with strong gains as escalating political conflicts disrupt global oil markets. The San Antonio-based refiner capitalized on rising prices amid supply concerns.
Victor Wembanyama has expressed his excitement as the San Antonio Spurs’ new $1.3bn arena moves closer to completion, marking a major milestone for the team and its star player.
San Antonio ranks among the least educated large cities in the nation, according to recent data. The city faces challenges in boosting higher education attainment, impacting its economic growth and workforce development.
The FBI reports the U.S. has seen the largest drop in violent crime in 90 years, marking a historic decline. Experts credit improved policing, community efforts, and social programs for the significant decrease.
Owners of a San Antonio restaurant met with President Biden to discuss small business challenges and economic recovery. The meeting highlighted efforts to support local businesses amid ongoing economic shifts.
Automatic registration for the US military draft will begin this December, marking a significant shift in the Selective Service process. Eligible individuals must register to comply with federal law. Here’s what you need to know.
The USNI News Fleet and Marine Tracker for August 17, 2026, provides real-time updates on U.S. Navy and Marine Corps ship and aircraft movements worldwide, highlighting key deployments and strategic positioning.
Mandatory military vaccinations are being proposed at Lackland Air Force Base following a severe flu outbreak. Officials aim to curb the spread and protect service members’ health. (WOAI)
Rising Democratic star James Talarico returns to San Antonio, where his political journey began. His visit highlights renewed focus on local issues and advancing progressive policies in the city he once called home.
Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst has been identified as the woman who tragically jumped from an apartment building, WOAI reports. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.
A retired NYPD sergeant told KABB that a drop in crime rates doesn’t always reflect leaders’ backing of law enforcement, highlighting the complexity behind crime statistics and police support.
Small business owners are urging Congress to modernize the Small Business Administration for the first time in 22 years. Advocates say updates are crucial to support today’s evolving entrepreneurial landscape.
Flesh-eating screwworms were detected in a dog and a calf hundreds of miles apart in Texas, sparking concern among veterinarians and officials. Efforts are underway to contain the infestation and prevent further spread.
USAA donates $5 million to the Alamo for a new mural and military lounge, enhancing the historic site and honoring veterans. The funds aim to preserve legacy and provide a dedicated space for service members.
Two San Antonio high schools have earned spots among the nation’s best in the latest U.S. News rankings, highlighting the city’s commitment to academic excellence and student success.
San Antonio lawmaker Roland Gutierrez has officially launched his U.S. Senate campaign, aiming to represent Texas at the federal level. The announcement marks a significant development in the upcoming election race.
SA native James Roday and the cast of “Psych” are reuniting for a holiday special, KSAT reports. Fans can look forward to the beloved show’s festive return, reuniting the iconic ensemble for the first time in years.
Police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in the fatal shooting of a 36-year-old man. The incident was reported by KABB, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward.
The owner of San Antonio’s CommonWealth Coffeehouse is facing federal fraud charges, according to a recent report. Authorities allege financial misconduct linked to the local business. Investigation is ongoing.



















