Recruitment is on the rise as the US military aims to boost its ranks by 44,500 troops. This expansion reflects growing strategic priorities amid global security challenges, according to officials.
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A nostalgic look back at San Antonio in 1999 reveals a city on the cusp of transformation. From iconic landmarks to everyday streets, MySA captures the spirit and sights of a pivotal era in the Alamo City’s history.
A new congressional map places 43% of Bexar County residents in a different district. The redistricting aims to reflect population shifts and could reshape local political dynamics, reports the San Antonio Report.
The undermanned Timberwolves stunned the Spurs on their home court, capitalizing on San Antonio’s offensive struggles to steal Game 1. Minnesota’s resilience set the tone for a hard-fought series opener.
San Antonio-area school districts will receive over $600,000 in federal funding to enhance mental health services, aiming to support student well-being and address growing concerns within local schools.
San Antonio universities and workforce leaders met to discuss coordinated efforts in education attainment, aiming to improve graduation rates and align skills with local job market demands, KSAT reports.
Spurs Sports & Entertainment will host a hiring event at Frost Bank Center, offering multiple job opportunities. The event aims to fill roles across various departments as the venue prepares for upcoming seasons.
Fans gearing up for Chayanne’s 2026 Bailemos Otra Vez Tour can secure tickets starting May 5. Buy through official sites to avoid scams and catch the Puerto Rican superstar live. Stay tuned for presale details.
The major cybersecurity conference scheduled in San Antonio has been canceled, citing a “challenging” U.S. policy climate. Organizers highlight regulatory uncertainties as key factors behind the decision.
San Antonio is considering renaming its airport after Spurs legend Gregg Popovich, reflecting his iconic impact on the city and basketball. The move celebrates Popovich’s enduring legacy and local pride.
The “nerve-wracking” sight of low-flying helicopters over San Antonio has sparked widespread speculation among residents. Authorities have yet to confirm the reason behind the unusual aerial activity.
An accused shooter, deported three times, now faces a murder charge in San Antonio. Authorities continue to investigate the case amid renewed calls for immigration policy review. More details at kens5.com.
The Texas Education Agency has ordered public schools to remove mentions of Cesar Chavez from lessons, sparking controversy over the state’s approach to teaching civil rights history. The move has drawn criticism from educators and activists.
Indonesia’s president secured a significant trade deal with the US during his visit to Washington for Trump’s Board of Peace event, aiming to boost bilateral economic ties and strengthen cooperation.
PHOTOS: The Boston Celtics dominated the San Antonio Spurs 117-98, handing Wemby and the Spurs a tough loss. Boston’s strong performance on both ends secured a decisive victory on their home court.
Ahead of Big Texas Terror, MySA spotlights 10 zombie movies set in Texas. From iconic undead outbreaks to chilling Lone Star survival tales, these films capture the state’s eerie appeal in the horror genre.
A new 31,000-square-foot sports and entertainment center is set to debut in San Antonio, promising a hub for community events and activities. The facility aims to boost local engagement and economic growth.
Sports Illustrated ranks every potential trade destination for Spurs forward Jeremy Sochan. The analysis evaluates fit, team needs, and future prospects to determine where Sochan could make the biggest impact in the NBA.
Talarico leads Cornyn and Paxton in Texas Senate race, according to a UT poll reported by the Houston Chronicle. The survey highlights shifting voter preferences ahead of the upcoming elections.
San Antonio Report highlights urgent calls to prioritize the city’s education system. Officials and advocates stress increased funding and reform to address long-standing challenges impacting student success.