Texas Rep. James Talarico has officially announced his bid for the U.S. Senate, aiming to challenge incumbent Senator John Cornyn in the upcoming election. His campaign focuses on education and healthcare reform.
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The “Love Island USA” Season 6 reunion special is set to stream exclusively on Peacock. Fans can catch up with the contestants and relive season highlights in this must-watch event, announced by KABB.
The Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon has unveiled its 2024 entertainment line-up for the final races. Fans can expect a dynamic mix of live music and performances, enhancing the running experience with high-energy acts.
As the school year approaches, many parents are exploring alternatives like private tutors amid ongoing concerns over in-person learning. Families seek personalized support to ensure academic progress, reports KABB.
Hillary Clinton is set to visit San Antonio following the recent Democratic debate. The event aims to engage local voters and discuss key policy issues ahead of the upcoming election cycle.
San Antonio, San Diego, and Orlando SeaWorld parks welcome USA travelers with groundbreaking new adventures. The parks unveil thrilling attractions and immersive experiences, enhancing family fun and marine education nationwide.
San Antonio ranks third-highest in poverty among major U.S. metro areas, according to the latest census data. The city faces ongoing challenges as economic disparities persist, highlighting the need for targeted policy solutions.
Texas has halted new funding for border wall construction, marking a shift in the state’s approach to immigration and border security. The decision, announced by state officials, may impact ongoing projects.
Barbecue catering business Potbelli announces it is now open for dine-in service in San Antonio. The move marks a new chapter, expanding beyond event catering to offer customers an on-site dining experience.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) recently recognized outstanding Small Business and Contracting professionals for their exceptional contributions, highlighting their vital role in supporting mission success and innovation.
A Fort Sam Houston official has been accused of stealing $510,000 from the U.S. government, according to an affidavit. The allegations highlight ongoing concerns about financial misconduct within military installations.
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama returns to his roots as he competes in the 2024 Olympic Games. The French phenom aims to shine on the global stage in a heartfelt homecoming for the young basketball sensation.
Spurs’ strong preseason performance reveals a sharper team identity, showcasing improved defense and cohesive ball movement. Early success sets high expectations for their regular-season potential.
‘Gucci Goddess’ pleads guilty to embezzling millions from the US Army, funding a lavish lifestyle filled with luxury brands. The case highlights ongoing concerns over military financial fraud. – WPDE
San Antonio small businesses are teaming up with the U.S. Postal Service to boost growth and cut costs. The partnership offers resources and discounts to help local entrepreneurs thrive. (KABB)
Jeremy Sochan emphasized the San Antonio Spurs’ priorities this offseason, highlighting team development and building around young talent. The Spurs aim to strengthen their roster and improve competitiveness moving forward.
San Antonio Spurs coach benched Keldon Johnson in the game against the Utah Jazz due to a strategic defensive adjustment and managing foul trouble, aiming to strengthen the team’s overall performance, Sports Illustrated reports.
JBSA-Lackland and USPS San Antonio honored Military Working Dogs in a special ceremony recognizing their vital role in security and service. The event highlighted the dogs’ dedication and unique contributions to military operations.
The Philadelphia 76ers missed an opportunity to reunite with a former prospect, as the player signed elsewhere in free agency. The move leaves the Sixers without a familiar talent amid roster reshaping.
Jonathan Joss’ husband alleges the “King of the Hill” actor’s killing was a homophobic attack, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports. Authorities continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.