The US government remains partially closed as the Senate passes a funding bill, awaiting the House’s return to approve and reopen federal operations. Lawmakers face mounting pressure to resolve the impasse promptly.
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Victor Wembanyama is “very close” to returning as the San Antonio Spurs prepare for their upcoming trip to Las Vegas, sources tell Sports Illustrated. The star forward’s comeback could boost the team’s preseason momentum.
Elontown, Texas, dubbed an unlikely home base for Elon Musk’s sprawling business empire, is rapidly transforming. Once a quiet town, it now buzzes with innovation and high-tech developments tied to Musk’s ventures.
Nutrition Care Specialists sharpen vital skills and explore career opportunities during specialized training, enhancing their ability to support soldier health and readiness, reports army.mil.
In 2017, a deadly smuggling incident in San Antonio saw 10 migrants perish inside an overcrowded, sweltering truck. The tragedy highlighted the deadly risks of human trafficking and border enforcement challenges.
A man was fatally shot along US Highway 90 in San Antonio, according to police. Authorities are investigating the incident and have not yet released details on suspects or motive.
MySA’s “Top 20 Music Festivals of 2015” highlights the year’s standout events, showcasing diverse genres and iconic lineups. From Coachella to Lollapalooza, discover festivals that defined 2015’s music scene.
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Olivia Rodrigo fans in San Antonio expressed disappointment after the pop star’s world tour announcement excluded their city. The snub has left local fans feeling “sour” and hoping for a future stop.
The San Antonio Express-News has announced the 2021 Top Workplaces winners, recognizing local companies excelling in employee engagement, culture, and benefits. The list highlights businesses fostering positive work environments.
Six Flags has announced it will now exclusively fly U.S. flags at all its parks, reflecting a renewed focus on national pride. The move aims to unify the park’s image and honor American heritage.
San Antonio is bringing mariachi music from barroom stages into classrooms, enriching education with cultural heritage. Schools now integrate mariachi programs to inspire youth and preserve this traditional Mexican art form.
Overall crime in San Antonio has declined, according to recent reports. However, officials note a sharp rise in vandalism cases, prompting increased patrols and community awareness efforts, says KSAT.
The new CEO of USAA announced the departure of several top executives in a major leadership shakeup, signaling a strategic shift at the San Antonio-based financial services giant.
San Antonio hospitals have begun asking patients about their U.S. citizenship status, sparking concerns over privacy and potential barriers to care. Critics warn this practice could deter undocumented immigrants from seeking treatment.
Bob Krueger, the last Democrat from Texas to serve in the U.S. Senate, has died at 86. A noted diplomat and scholar, Krueger’s legacy marked a pivotal era in Texas politics.
The AP News reports on the challenges faced by families of U.S. troops facing deportation. Legal complexities and emotional toll highlight the struggle to keep military families united amid immigration enforcement.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton revealed that Houston-area students were targeted for starting a Turning Point USA chapter, highlighting ongoing political tensions in local schools, WOAI reports.
Dr. Daniel P. Martinez, Executive Director of the Greater San Antonio Chapter of the American Red Cross, has been nominated for the San Antonio Business Journal’s prestigious 40 Under 40, recognizing his leadership and community impact.