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The US Drought Monitor reports modest improvements for San Antonio following recent heavy rainfall. While some dryness persists, conditions have eased, offering relief to local residents and farmers, according to KSAT.
The Texas redistricting standoff intensifies, with national implications for U.S. political power. The delay threatens to reshape congressional representation and influence the 2024 elections, heightening partisan tensions.
San Antonio shines in December with festive events, holiday markets, and dazzling light displays. From the iconic River Walk to seasonal concerts, discover the 10 best things to do this holiday season in the Alamo City.
An innovative partnership is empowering Jefferson High School’s soccer team, providing resources and support to break the cycle of poverty and boost student-athletes’ opportunities on and off the field.
Mexico’s state oil company PEMEX has opened five gas stations in Texas, marking a strategic expansion into the U.S. market. This move aims to tap into cross-border fuel demand and strengthen its brand presence.
San Antonio has been selected to host the 2022 Warrior Games, bringing together wounded, ill, and injured service members for a week of adaptive sports competition. The event is set to boost local tourism and honor military resilience.
Protesters gathered in San Antonio to oppose a potential U.S. conflict with Iran. Demonstrators called for diplomacy and peace, urging government officials to avoid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Here are all 43 Texans competing at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, representing a range of sports from track and field to swimming. Their diverse talents highlight Texas’ strong presence on the global stage.
San Antonio has been officially certified by the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf to host the 2015 World Deaf Championships, marking a milestone in promoting inclusive international sports events.
Jenny Carnes has been named President and CEO of San Antonio Sports, bringing extensive leadership experience to the role. Her appointment marks a new chapter for the organization in driving sports and community engagement.
San Antonio has been selected to host the 2026 and 2028 Warrior Games, showcasing adaptive sports for wounded, ill, and injured service members. The city will welcome athletes nationwide in this prestigious event.
USA Today’s latest list of top 10 fast-food chicken joints features several spots in San Antonio, highlighting the city’s growing reputation for mouthwatering, crispy chicken favorites.
San Antonio businesses and government have a unique opportunity to collaborate, boosting economic growth and community development. Strengthening partnerships could drive innovation and enhance public services citywide.
First Lady Jill Biden apologized Thursday after remarks likening the Latino community to “unique as the breakfast tacos” in San Antonio sparked criticism. She acknowledged the comment was insensitive and reaffirmed her respect for the community.
Army pulled off a thrilling upset over UTSA, securing a 37-29 victory in San Antonio. Strong defense and clutch plays propelled the Black Knights to a landmark road win in a tightly contested matchup.
Oklahoma clinched the 2007 Big 12 Championship in San Antonio, showcasing dominance with a decisive win. The Sooners’ stellar performance solidified their status as college football powerhouses.
A Black jogger in San Antonio says he was treated as “guilty before proven innocent” after being forcefully arrested while running. The incident raises concerns about racial profiling and use of force.
Air Force veteran Gina Ortiz Jones has won the runoff race for San Antonio mayor, making history with her victory. Her leadership promises new direction for the city. (The Texas Tribune)
A new PNC logo now dots San Antonio’s skyline, marking a significant shift in the local banking scene. The update reflects PNC’s expanding presence and evolving role in the region’s financial landscape.