A San Antonio woman faces federal charges after attempting to smuggle spider monkeys into the U.S. Authorities intercepted the exotic animals, highlighting ongoing efforts to curb illegal wildlife trafficking.
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As devastating floods struck Texas, critical positions at local National Weather Service offices remained unfilled, raising concerns over timely warnings and response effectiveness during the crisis.
A Donald Trump wax figure was removed from a San Antonio museum after visitors repeatedly punched and scratched it. The museum cited damage concerns, deciding to take the figure off display to prevent further vandalism.
Discover 15 fascinating facts about San Antonio’s iconic Tower of the Americas, from its 750-foot height to unique design features, hidden history, and lesser-known attractions that captivate millions annually.
At San Antonio Spurs Media Day, fans eagerly awaited the reveal of the starting lineup. While key players were hinted at, the final roster remains partly under wraps, sparking excitement for the upcoming NBA season.
The U.S. State Department has issued travel warnings for parts of Mexico, highlighting a violent presence near the Texas border. The advisory urges caution for travelers due to increased criminal activity in the region.
San Antonio fans can crash out like Huda at upcoming “Love Island USA” watch parties, featuring themed drinks and lively viewing experiences. Join the fun and root for your favorite Islanders at local hotspots.
The MEDCoE Graduate Research and Education Symposium was held at the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, showcasing cutting-edge research and fostering collaboration among emerging medical scientists.
San Antonio faces devastation as severe floods claim at least 11 lives. Rescue teams continue searching for missing individuals amid widespread damage, highlighting the urgent need for aid and recovery efforts.
Cooper Flagg’s rise comes at an ideal moment for both the NBA and USA Basketball. His versatile skill set and maturity position him as a key asset for future international competitions and league success.
Interest grows as the Federal Reserve’s new cyber unit heads to San Antonio, marking a significant boost for the city’s tech sector. The move aims to strengthen cybersecurity and innovation within the Fed’s operations.
U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona visited Edgewood ISD to promote the Build Back Better bill, highlighting its potential to boost funding for schools and support students in San Antonio.
Looking for the best things to do in San Antonio this weekend? MySA highlights top events, from vibrant festivals to live music and family-friendly activities, ensuring locals and visitors enjoy a memorable weekend in the Alamo City.
UT Health San Antonio’s School of Nursing undergraduate program ranks in the top 5% nationwide, as recognized by U.S. News & World Report, highlighting its excellence in nursing education.
Thousands may have been exposed to measles in Texas as health officials warn of a growing outbreak. Authorities urge vaccinations amid rising cases to prevent further spread, highlighting public health risks.
San Antonio ranks below average in the latest report on the best and worst run cities in the U.S., WOAI reports. The city’s performance highlights areas needing improvement in governance and public services.
San Antonio City Council members were cautioned against discussing the politics of the GOP convention bid during a closed session, raising concerns about transparency and proper meeting protocols, the San Antonio Report reports.
Bimbo Bakeries is closing its San Antonio plant, citing operational challenges and shifting market demands. The closure impacts local jobs, prompting community concerns and calls for economic support.
International food producer announces closure of its San Antonio facility, resulting in layoffs of all staff. The move marks a significant shift in the company’s operations, impacting the local workforce and economy.
Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas argues that politics, not talent, sidelines top players from USA Basketball. He insists removing political tensions would ensure stars eagerly represent the nation on the court.