San Antonio FC has signed former US national team striker Juan Agudelo, boosting their offensive lineup. The experienced forward aims to bring leadership and scoring prowess to the club this season.
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San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle has announced a new off-court business venture, expanding his influence beyond basketball. The initiative aims to boost community engagement and entrepreneurship.
The San Antonio Food Bank is ready to “empty the warehouse” after the USDA decided not to extend SNAP benefits. The move aims to meet rising demand as families face increased food insecurity.
A San Antonio megachurch has become a key supporter of Israel’s war efforts, mobilizing donations and resources. This Texas-based congregation’s involvement highlights the intersection of faith and geopolitics.
Desmond Bane’s sharpshooting and defensive prowess could be the key for the Memphis Grizzlies to overcome the San Antonio Spurs, who will be without their superstar Victor Wembanyama in tonight’s matchup.
Air Canada announces expanded 2026 network with new nonstop flights to San Antonio, Cleveland, and Columbus. Enhanced U.S. and domestic services to key cities including New York, Boston, Chicago, Washington, Montreal, and Ottawa are set to boost connectivity.
Plutonium shipments have gone missing, raising serious security concerns. Despite public outcry, the government remains silent, prompting calls for transparency from watchdog groups like the Center for Public Integrity.
Spurs’ White reportedly promoted to Team USA roster, according to MySA. The move marks a significant step in his career as he joins the national team, highlighting his rising prominence in basketball.
Auburn University’s Bruce Pearl has been named chair of the US Israel Education Association board. Pearl expressed deep honor, emphasizing the role’s importance in strengthening educational ties between the two nations.
A man who killed three coworkers at a North Side landscape supply company was living in the U.S. illegally, ICE confirmed. The incident has prompted renewed calls for immigration enforcement, KSAT reports.
WhatsApp plays a crucial role in shaping Latino political discourse in the U.S., but it also fuels misinformation, challenging efforts to ensure informed democratic participation, reports Tech Policy Press.
San Antonio theater chain Santikos is set to develop a new cinema and entertainment complex on U.S. 281 North, expanding local entertainment options with state-of-the-art facilities and family-friendly attractions.
After a seven-month hiatus, De’Aaron Fox returns to the Spurs, bringing renewed energy and leadership. His comeback is expected to boost the team’s dynamics as they push forward this season.
Operation North Star concludes with major arrests, targeting fugitives wanted for the most violent crimes. Authorities report significant progress in reducing dangerous offenders in the community. (KABB)
Democrat James Talarico’s U.S. Senate campaign prominently features his faith, highlighting his values-driven approach to leadership. He aims to connect with voters through shared beliefs and a commitment to community.
Bimbo Bakeries will lay off 138 employees and close its San Antonio bakery, impacting the local workforce. The company cited restructuring efforts amid changing market conditions. Community response is developing.
San Antonio’s own Jeffrey Mays has been named a boxing envoy for the U.S. State Department. Mays will use the sport to promote diplomacy and cultural exchange worldwide. (KABB)
The latest NBA power rankings highlight the San Antonio Spurs’ resilience, with Tim Duncan leading the charge. Despite challenges, the Spurs remain a formidable force, proving they won’t fade quietly this season.
A reader criticizes the “Big Beautiful Bill,” arguing it creates financial barriers for San Antonians seeking education. The Houston Chronicle highlights concerns over rising costs and limited access to affordable learning.
Dylan Harper’s NBA Rookie of the Year prospects have taken an early hit, according to Sports Illustrated. Injuries and inconsistent play have raised doubts about his impact in a competitive rookie class.