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The City of San Antonio has taken steps to protect the historic HemisFair ’68 building as officials explore future uses, aiming to preserve its legacy while considering adaptive reuse opportunities.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia has returned to the US and faces charges of transporting people illegally. Authorities allege he was involved in human smuggling operations. The case is ongoing, with further details pending.
Jonathan Joss, known for his acting roles, struggled to return to San Antonio from Austin hours before his death, reportedly saying, “I’m being ghosted.” Authorities continue investigating the circumstances surrounding his murder.
A recent study reveals that Texas is home to four of the nation’s least educated cities, highlighting challenges in local education systems and workforce development, according to the San Antonio Express-News.
U.S. Education Secretary visits Edgewood ISD middle school in San Antonio, highlighting local efforts to improve student learning and increase resources. The visit underscores a national focus on education equity and funding.
Project 2025’s controversial plan to eliminate public schools is already underway, raising concerns nationwide. Critics warn the move threatens education access, while supporters claim it promotes school choice.
Rep. Joaquin Castro warns that former President Trump’s move to close the Education Department will severely impact San Antonio schools, threatening funding and resources vital for students’ success.
Demonstrators gathered in downtown San Antonio to protest Elon Musk, criticizing his “unelected influence” over the US government. The protest highlights growing concerns over Musk’s political and economic power.
The U.S. House approved a plan to reimburse Texas up to $12 billion for border security expenses. The move aims to address state costs related to immigration enforcement and border infrastructure.
Chase Garbers’ much-anticipated comeback ended in disappointment as the UFL suffered a narrow loss. Despite his efforts, Garbers couldn’t lead a turnaround, raising questions about the team’s prospects.
One San Antonio contestant’s journey on “The Bachelor” has come to an end, marking a significant moment for local fans. MySA covers the latest elimination and what’s next for the hometown hopeful.
The US government has indicted a Guatemalan suspect on smuggling charges linked to the deaths of 53 migrants found in a trailer in Texas. The case highlights ongoing dangers in human trafficking across the border.
San Antonio has long been a pivotal stop for Black Sabbath, hosting iconic shows that shaped the band’s legacy. MySA explores this historic bond through the years, highlighting unforgettable performances and fan moments.
De’Aaron Fox has been traded to the San Antonio Spurs in a major three-team NBA trade, shaking up the league’s landscape. The blockbuster deal marks a significant move for all teams involved.
Parents voice concern as potential Department of Education layoffs threaten support for special needs children. Advocates warn cuts could disrupt vital services and hinder student progress. WOAI reports ongoing community calls for action.
ERO San Antonio has arrested a known Mexican drug cartel leader wanted for organized crime in Mexico, officials announced. The capture highlights continued U.S. efforts to combat cross-border criminal networks.
Economic uncertainty drives a surge in gold prices, sparking a buying frenzy among U.S. jewelry merchants. As investors seek safe havens, retailers report increased demand for gold pieces and bullion.
Toyota Texas San Antonio has invested over $200,000 in local STEM education, supporting programs that enhance science, technology, engineering, and math learning for students across the community.
ICE San Antonio arrested a Honduran national who was twice deported and found illegally present in the U.S. The apprehension highlights ongoing enforcement efforts by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.