The family of a murdered San Antonio mother expressed relief and comfort after a guilty verdict was reached in the case. They shared that she’s “looking down on us and saying, ‘thank you mom.’”
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David Robinson and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce are championing business education initiatives for military personnel, aiming to equip veterans with skills for successful post-service careers.
Federal agents uncovered over 550 kilos of meth hidden in a shipment of lettuce heads, leading to the arrest of two San Antonio men. The bust highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking.
The US Air Force Thunderbirds are set to dazzle San Antonio with their precision aerial maneuvers. Known for defying the impossible, the team promises a breathtaking show that celebrates skill and patriotism.
A Texas woman who called 911 for help died after floodwaters swept away her car during severe storms. Emergency crews continue rescue efforts amid rising waters and dangerous conditions.
ICE documents reveal plans to detain up to 80,000 immigrants in warehouse-style facilities, raising concerns over overcrowding and conditions. The Washington Post reports on the controversial expansion of detention capacity.
Former Miss USA visited San Antonio schools to share her inspiring recovery journey, emphasizing resilience and mental health awareness. Her message resonated deeply with students, sparking important conversations.
The San Antonio Police Department is promoting the Neighborhood app by Ring to enhance community safety. The app allows residents to share and receive real-time crime updates, boosting neighborhood awareness.
A recent WOAI poll reveals divided opinions on using taxpayer dollars for private education. Supporters cite school choice benefits, while opponents raise concerns over public school funding impacts.
Several San Antonio companies secured the largest PPP loans, aiding their pandemic recovery efforts. Key recipients span industries, highlighting local economic resilience amid ongoing challenges.
The US launched strikes on Iran following Tehran’s alleged role in a helicopter crash. In response, Iran fired on neighboring countries, escalating tensions in the region, according to MySA reports.
Brig. Gen. Jerry Baird Jr. officially assumed command of Task Force 51 during a ceremony at Fort Sam Houston, WOAI reports. The leadership change marks a new chapter for the unit’s mission readiness.
SeaWorld parks in Orlando, San Diego, and San Antonio have unveiled expansive summer entertainment events, featuring new shows, rides, and interactive experiences designed to boost visitor engagement and tourism this season.
Texas Republicans have formally censured Rep. Tony Gonzales for his votes supporting gun control measures and same-sex marriage, marking a rare rebuke from his party. The move highlights ongoing intra-party divisions.
The NBA Finals matchup between the San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks is set. Fans can catch the action live on major networks. Check El Paso Times for the full schedule, broadcast info, and latest betting odds.
A Russian asylum seeker living legally in Wimberley was arrested by ICE despite his status, raising concerns about enforcement practices. The case highlights ongoing challenges faced by immigrants in the U.S. — San Antonio Express-News
U.S. Rep. Joaquín Castro is seriously considering a 2024 bid against U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, eyeing a high-stakes race that could reshape Texas’ political landscape, according to the San Antonio Report.
Gregg Popovich’s fiery locker room speech ignited the San Antonio Spurs, propelling them to a crucial Game 4 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Spurs now shift momentum in the series with renewed energy.
Texas Democrats are urging Congress to grant stronger local control over ICE operations, citing concerns over community safety and immigration enforcement. The push highlights ongoing tensions in San Antonio and beyond.