San Antonio businesses are boosting support for veterans and active-duty military with more discounts and freebies. The initiative aims to honor service members and ease everyday expenses across the city.
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An FBI report reveals that Texas border cities experienced lower murder rates compared to other major U.S. cities, challenging common perceptions about crime along the border. Details reported by Texas Public Radio.
Texans mourn the loss of beloved I-35 landmarks as longtime chili dog stands close. These iconic roadside spots, cherished for decades, evoke nostalgia and mark the end of an era along the busy Texas corridor.
The Texas State History Museum showcases the Six Flags of Texas, symbolizing the diverse sovereignties that shaped the state. Visitors explore exhibits highlighting Texas’s rich, multifaceted past.
Advocates rally to keep THC legal, emphasizing hemp’s economic and medicinal benefits. They urge lawmakers to protect hemp freedom amid ongoing regulatory challenges. The fight continues for cannabis reform.
US Marshals Service Director says Washington, D.C. is safer following President Trump’s crime crackdown. The efforts focused on aggressive law enforcement to reduce violent crime, leading to notable improvements, authorities report.
San Antonio earned the nickname “Military City, USA” due to its long-standing military presence, including historic forts and major bases like Fort Sam Houston. The city’s defense roots have shaped its identity for over two centuries.
The San Antonio Spurs are nearing full health ahead of their matchup against the Golden State Warriors. Key players are returning from injury, boosting the team’s chances in a critical Western Conference contest.
A massive new movie theater and entertainment complex is set to debut soon in a San Antonio suburb, promising a state-of-the-art experience with multiple screens, dining, and family-friendly attractions.
ICE confirmed the San Antonio shooting suspect was in the U.S. illegally, authorities say. The agency is coordinating with local law enforcement as investigations continue. The motive remains under review.
WATCH: Mujeres Marcharan held a protest in downtown San Antonio against Donald Trump and ICE arrests, demanding immigration reform and justice. The event drew passionate crowds advocating for immigrant rights.
Times Higher Education’s latest ranking highlights the top US universities for social sciences degrees, showcasing institutions leading in research, innovation, and academic excellence in fields like sociology, political science, and economics.
Amazon Prime Video now streams the NBA schedule live, offering fans exclusive access to games and highlights. This partnership marks a new era in sports streaming, expanding Prime Video’s entertainment lineup.
The US government shutdown has forced some overseas military bases to halt payments to workers, raising concerns over financial hardship and operational disruptions abroad, officials confirm.
A San Antonio woman who operated a tax preparation business out of an adult bookstore has avoided prison. The unusual case drew local attention, ending with a sentencing that spared her incarceration.
The recent trade involving a former Notre Dame star highlights the often overlooked personal impact behind NBA business decisions. Sports Illustrated explores how players and families navigate these abrupt life changes.
Sports Illustrated highlights the top rookie cards of early NBA MVP candidates, spotlighting valuable collectibles from rising stars poised to dominate the league and the trading card market.
Meet the women of San Antonio’s hit reality show “Texicanas.” This bold cast brings vibrant culture, fierce friendships, and real-life drama to screens, showcasing the spirit of Texas like never before.
Thunder Gameday: The Oklahoma City Thunder close out their preseason in San Antonio, showcasing key roster moves and building momentum ahead of the regular season. Fans eagerly anticipate the team’s final tune-up.
U.S. News & World Report releases a ranking of the 18 most diverse medical schools in the U.S., highlighting institutions leading in racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic inclusivity in medical education.