St. Mary’s University and Trinity University both climbed in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, highlighting their growing academic reputations and regional prestige in higher education.
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The City of San Antonio has begun reconstructing the main road leading to Martindale Army Heliport. The project aims to enhance safety and improve access for military and civilian vehicles, with completion expected later this year.
Toyota plans to invest nearly $7 million in a South Australia workforce readiness initiative, aiming to boost skills and prepare local workers for future industry demands. The move underscores a commitment to regional economic growth.
A U.S. intelligence agency is seeking business partners in South Africa to advance big data initiatives. The collaboration aims to enhance data analytics capabilities, fostering innovation and security in the region.
U.S. Marshals have captured a San Antonio murder suspect in Mexico, marking a significant cross-border law enforcement success. The suspect is now in custody and awaiting extradition proceedings.
Victory Capital has finalized its acquisition of Amundi US, expanding its asset management portfolio. The deal enhances Victory Capital’s presence in the U.S. market, boosting its assets under management.
UTSA has been selected to lead a key cybersecurity partnership with the U.S. Energy Department, boosting protections for the nation’s critical energy infrastructure. This collaboration aims to advance cyber defense technologies.
A 10-year-old Texas boy told investigators he killed a man two years ago. Due to his age, he cannot be charged with the crime. Authorities continue to investigate the case. – CBS News
A San Antonio postal worker was arrested for using stolen bank cards belonging to an elderly woman, KSAT reports. Authorities are investigating the case, highlighting concerns over mail theft and fraud.
A suspect and a security guard exchanged gunfire outside the entrance of Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. Authorities are investigating the incident; no further details or injuries have been reported. CBS News will provide updates.
Several Texas companies have announced layoffs in 2024, impacting thousands of employees across industries. MySA provides a detailed list of the firms reducing their workforce this year.
Argentina secured a 2-0 victory over Mexico in their U.S. Tour match held in San Antonio. The win highlights Argentina’s strong form as they prepare for upcoming international fixtures.
San Antonio postal workers held a rally Thursday to oppose proposed USPS changes they say threaten service quality and job security. The union urges officials to reconsider before implementing reforms.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich sharply criticized President Trump, calling his actions “embarrassing.” Popovich, known for his candid commentary, voiced strong disapproval amid ongoing political tensions.
San Antonio is shedding its sleepy reputation as rapid growth and vibrant cultural developments transform the city. Once overlooked, it now emerges as a dynamic hub in Texas, attracting attention nationwide.
Military members and veterans can enjoy free entry to SeaWorld San Antonio throughout May, KSAT reports. This offer honors their service with access to the park’s rides, shows, and marine exhibits at no cost.
San Antonio News invites students and families to share their back-to-school photos! Show off your first-day smiles and school spirit as the new academic year kicks off across the city. Submit your snapshots today!
San Antonio’s Muertos Fest unveils its entertainment lineup, featuring top Tejano and regional acts. The annual celebration promises vibrant music, cultural tribute, and community spirit. Tickets on sale now.
Shakira announces a major change for her San Antonio concert, updating fans on new show details and ticket information. The Colombian pop star promises an unforgettable experience for attendees.
NPR’s series “Week 1: Why America’s Schools Have A Money Problem” explores the persistent funding gaps in U.S. education, highlighting how inequalities impact resources, student opportunities, and overall school quality nationwide.