Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that the US and Europe might offer NATO-style security guarantees to Ukraine, according to a Trump envoy. This marks a significant shift in Moscow’s stance amid ongoing tensions.
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Caleb Wilson
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US Rep. Chip Roy, once an aide to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and now a political adversary, has announced his bid for Texas AG. The race sets up a high-stakes contest in the state’s top legal office.
A woman was stabbed multiple times inside a movie theater, authorities report. The attacker remains at large as police investigate the incident. No arrests have been made, and the motive is still unclear.
Following the San Antonio City Council’s approval, the future of the Spurs and Project Marvel is set in motion. The decision paves the way for arena developments and potential team upgrades, shaping the city’s sports landscape.
The San Antonio-New Braunfels region tops U.S. areas reliant on Canada as an export partner, according to a new report. The Texas Public Radio story highlights growing cross-border trade ties.
“Mission: Breakfast” at JBSA-Lackland serves thousands daily, providing nutritious meals to military personnel and trainees. This initiative supports readiness and morale across the base, reinforcing community and mission success.
San Antonio Mayor declared the city “Inclusion City, USA” during the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Morgan’s Wonderland Sports, highlighting its commitment to accessibility and inclusive recreation for all residents.
Facing local teacher shortages, some Texas schools are turning overseas to fill classrooms. This growing trend highlights the challenges of staffing amid rising demand and limited supply in the Lone Star State.
San Antonio-born actor highlights his new TV movie while expressing pride in the Spurs’ latest season. The local star credits his hometown roots for his success and remains a devoted fan of the basketball franchise.
The San Antonio Spurs honored former U.S. Congressman Henry B. Gonzalez during Black Heritage Night, celebrating his legacy and contributions to civil rights and the community. The event highlighted the Spurs’ commitment to diversity and inclusion.
ICE South Texas officers have removed a twice-deported Mexican man facing homicide charges. The agency emphasized its commitment to removing individuals with serious criminal backgrounds to protect U.S. communities.
The dream of the San Antonio Raiders franchise is officially over, leaving fans and officials questioning the reasons behind the collapse. Financial issues and logistical challenges played a key role in the team’s untimely demise.
San Antonio is on track to surpass Philadelphia as the sixth-largest U.S. city, according to new Census data. The Texas metropolis’s rapid growth highlights shifting urban populations.
Jonathan Joss, voice of John Redcorn on “King of the Hill,” has been shot dead, reports BBC. The actor’s sudden death has shocked fans. Authorities are investigating the incident. Further details remain scarce.
Gun rights YouTuber Brandon Herrera is set to challenge U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales again in the GOP primary, continuing their high-profile contest in Texas’ 23rd Congressional District.
Multiple people have died after a stolen car crashed into a bus in San Antonio. Authorities responded quickly to the scene, investigating the cause of the deadly collision. Updates are ongoing as officials gather more details.
Valor Education, featured on WOAI, highlights innovative teaching methods transforming student learning. The program emphasizes personalized support to boost academic success in diverse communities.
The Corpus Christi ‘Jumbo Project,’ a $100 million initiative, is posing significant challenges for U.S. and Texas companies. Delays and cost overruns threaten local economic gains, raising concerns over project management and future contracts.
UTSA has set the date to join its new conference following the departure of three major C-USA members. The move marks a significant realignment in college athletics, reshaping the competitive landscape.
San Antonio’s new Daiso store has become the hottest in the U.S., according to the area manager. With high demand, three more locations are planned to open soon, expanding the popular Japanese dollar store brand.