San Antonio welcomes the first-ever U.S. location of a revolutionary brunch spot, blending innovative cuisine with a unique dining experience. This new venue sets a fresh standard for weekend dining in the city.
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Is your Texas high school among the nation’s elite? The Austin American-Statesman reveals the top U.S. schools for 2025, showcasing outstanding academic performance and innovation across the state and country.
The San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame announced its 2022 inductees, honoring athletes and contributors who have made significant impacts on the local sports community. The ceremony celebrates their lasting legacy.
Controversial theme park has announced the permanent closure of a beloved attraction, sparking outrage among fans. Known for its unique appeal, the fan favorite’s demise marks the end of an era.
A crime ring targeting high-end pickup trucks for smuggling across the U.S.-Mexico border was dismantled, authorities announced. The group specialized in stealing luxury vehicles for cross-border trafficking, says San Antonio Express-News.
The UTSA Turning Point USA chapter will hold a vigil tonight honoring Charlie Kirk. The event aims to celebrate Kirk’s impact on conservative activism and engage students in political discussions on campus.
Elena Delle Donne has been named USA Basketball’s first managing director for 3-on-3 women’s basketball. The WNBA star will lead efforts to grow and develop the fast-growing sport nationally and internationally.
Grady Ted Baird, a longtime San Antonio resident, passed away in 2025. Funeral services were held at Drexel Avenue, South Central San Antonio. Details are available on Funeral Caring USA and Legacy.com.
Researchers have mapped soft tick collection sites along Government Canyon Creek, highlighting key habitats. The detailed red-marked locations provide valuable data for understanding tick distribution and related health risks.
A US court has blocked a Texas law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, citing concerns over the separation of church and state. The ruling marks a significant legal setback for the law.
A San Antonio shopping center is competing for the title of best in the U.S., highlighting the city’s growing retail scene. Plus, get the latest updates on local food trends and openings in MySA’s newest report.
Popular streamer Duke Dennis was arrested during a live event, with fellow AMP member Kai Cenat witnessing the incident. Details remain limited as authorities continue their investigation. USA Today will provide updates.
Ten of the 23 local businesses listed in the 2019 Inc. 5000 are tech-related, highlighting the region’s growing innovation and entrepreneurship, The Business Journals reports.
A San Antonio healthcare facility has been recognized as one of the nation’s top hospitals, according to The Business Journals. The accolade highlights the center’s commitment to quality care and patient outcomes.
Several post offices and federal buildings will close on Jan. 9 due to scheduled maintenance and security updates. Residents are advised to plan ahead for services impacted by the temporary shutdowns.
Gregg Popovich, renowned NBA coach, has long used his platform to speak candidly on political and social issues. Known as the league’s “truth teller,” he has openly challenged Donald Trump and held the US accountable.
Economic experts expressed optimism about the future of U.S.-Mexico trade during the San Antonio summit, highlighting strong growth potential and renewed cross-border collaboration amid evolving market dynamics.
Three San Antonians hit the jackpot in the recent “Drive Away for Education” raffle, WOAI reports. Winners each received grand prizes, supporting local education initiatives through this exciting community event.
The Business Journals honored outstanding veterans with the 2019 Veterans in Business Awards, recognizing their achievements and contributions to the business community across the nation.
A San Antonio murder suspect was arrested in Kansas after a tip led U.S. Marshals to his hideout, ending a manhunt. Authorities responded swiftly, bringing the accused into custody without incident.