Day one of the government shutdown has begun, raising concerns in San Antonio. Key federal services face disruptions, while local agencies brace for impact on economy and public safety. Residents await updates.
Day: September 14, 2026
The Fotoseptiembre exhibition in San Antonio highlights the city’s rich heritage through a compelling photo series on the historic missions. It offers a visual journey celebrating cultural legacy and community roots.
Authorities are searching for a driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run on U.S. Highway 90. The incident left one person dead, and investigators urge anyone with information to come forward.
San Antonio’s Tate Taylor dazzled at the Under 20 World Track Championships, clinching gold with a record-breaking sprint. The young star’s performance cements his status as a rising global athletics talent.
San Antonio sisters will represent Team USA at an international martial arts tournament, showcasing their skill and dedication on a global stage. Their journey highlights local talent making waves in martial arts.
San Antonio’s mayor has urged the cancellation of Kanye West’s July 4th concert, citing concerns over public safety and recent controversies. The city is reviewing the event amid growing community backlash.
A San Antonio teacher has been charged with sex crimes involving students, authorities confirmed. The investigation remains active as officials urge anyone with information to come forward.
Trader Joe’s, Holiday Inn Express, and five other businesses are set to open soon in North San Antonio. These new additions promise to boost the local economy and offer residents more shopping and lodging options.
Loved ones mourn the loss of a San Antonio woman killed in an avalanche on Broad Peak, Pakistan. Authorities confirmed the tragedy as rescue efforts continue amid harsh mountain conditions.