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.
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San Antonio gears up for the USA vs. Belgium World Cup clash with watch parties at The Rock, Toyota Field, and local bars. Fans can enjoy live screenings, food, and vibrant atmospheres as the city rallies behind Team USA.
Turning Point USA has launched the “All-American Halftime Show,” citing cultural pushback as the inspiration. The program aims to offer patriotic entertainment during sports events, countering what the group views as divisive narratives.
San Antonio introduces a new weapon in the battle against screwworm infestations, bolstering efforts to protect livestock and public health. This advancement promises enhanced control and prevention measures.
Right-wing group Turning Point USA is set to hold an event at UT-San Antonio on the anniversary of founder Charlie Kirk’s death. The gathering aims to mobilize conservative students amid heightened campus debates.
A suspect was re-arrested after investigators uncovered child pornography and bestiality images during a search, authorities confirmed. The investigation is ongoing as officers gather further evidence.
Former President Barack Obama commended the San Antonio Spurs for their impressive deep playoff run, highlighting the team’s resilience and skill, as reported by KSAT. His praise adds to the growing admiration for the Spurs’ performance this season.
The US Army has successfully met its FY26 recruiting goals, marking a significant achievement in force readiness. This milestone, announced on jbsa.mil, underscores strong enlistment efforts nationwide.
San Antonio Mayor voices support for canceling Kanye West’s July 4 concert at the Alamodome, citing community concerns. The decision sparks debate over public safety and event management. (kens5.com)
Peachtree Group and Merritt Development have celebrated the grand opening of The Residence Inn by Marriott San Antonio Riverwalk, marking a key addition to the city’s hospitality landscape.
All eyes were not just on the court at Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs. A star-studded crowd including A-list celebrities added extra buzz to the intense showdown.
Sheriff Javier Salazar expresses frustration over possible downsizing amid a surge in violent crime. He warns cuts could hinder law enforcement’s ability to keep the community safe. (WOAI)
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.
Former Spurs champion reveals stark contrasts in player treatment between the NBA and overseas leagues. The veteran highlights differences in culture, support, and expectations shaping pro basketball worldwide.
Jones returns to the Pentagon amid looming Army realignment under Trump’s administration. His arrival signals key shifts as military leaders prepare for strategic restructuring. Details from San Antonio Report.
A third man has pleaded guilty in connection with the Quintana Road human smuggling tragedy, KSAT reports. Authorities continue to investigate the deadly case that shocked the community.
Victoria Oluwakotanmi, a former US Navy officer, has been crowned Miss Grand USA. Her win highlights a remarkable journey from military service to the national stage, inspiring many across the country.
In his rookie season, Sidy Cissoko showcased significant potential for the Spurs. The young guard impressed with his agility and court vision, hinting at a promising future in San Antonio’s rebuilding phase.
Santikos Entertainment is now offering popcorn to-go, allowing moviegoers to enjoy their favorite snack outside the theater. The new service aims to enhance customer convenience amid growing demand. (KABB)
A U.S. Navy microbiologist has discovered 14 new viruses, naming them after Texas towns. The findings highlight the region’s viral diversity and advance understanding of microbial life. Reported by KERA News.