San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller condemns the profit-driven politics behind inhumane migrant treatment, urging for compassionate reforms. He highlights moral failings in current immigration policies.
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Isabella Rossi
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Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl has been named chair of the US Israel Education Association board. Pearl expressed being “deeply honored” to lead the organization, highlighting his commitment to strengthening ties between the U.S. and Israel.
USAA donates $5 million to the Alamo for a new mural and military lounge, enhancing the historic site and honoring veterans. The funds aim to preserve legacy and provide a dedicated space for service members.
Rep. Tony Gonzales has dropped his reelection bid amid a growing scandal and ongoing ethics investigation, leaving his Houston-area seat open ahead of the upcoming election cycle.
USAA has partnered with Military City USA in the Alamo redevelopment project, aiming to enhance community support and economic growth. The collaboration underscores a commitment to veterans and military families.
TPUSA responded to reported protests outside the Women’s Summit downtown, stating “It’s a free country.” The group emphasized their right to express opposing views amid the ongoing demonstrations.
U.S. Customs Officers in Laredo arrested a suspect accused of child sexual abuse. The individual was detained during routine border operations, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat child exploitation.
A Southwest Airlines jet was forced to abort takeoff at a Texas airport after a small plane made a wrong turn onto the runway, prompting a safety halt. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the incident.
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and local artists showcase their musical talents in the Fotoseptiembre exhibit, blending civic leadership with creative expression in a unique citywide celebration.
Remembering Lindsey Graham, whose bond with San Antonio ran deep, highlighting his contributions and lasting impact on the community. San Antonio Express-News reflects on his enduring legacy in the city.
A former Texas reporter has issued an apology after facing backlash for controversial comments about Bosnia during the World Cup. The remarks, made during a live broadcast, sparked widespread criticism online.
San Antonio has recorded 127 homicides in 2024, according to a detailed murder map by KSAT. The interactive map highlights crime hotspots across the city, providing crucial insights for law enforcement and residents.
Spurs announcer faces allegations of cheating involving a player’s sister, stirring controversy within the team. Larry Brown Sports reports ongoing investigations into the scandal’s impact on the franchise.
The San Antonio Spurs face off against the Memphis Grizzlies on Feb. 17, 2027, in a pivotal NBA matchup. Both teams aim to boost playoff positioning in a highly anticipated showdown. Stay tuned for live updates.
Keldon Johnson embraced a bench role with the Spurs this season, showcasing versatility and growth. His adaptability bolstered San Antonio’s depth, proving vital in key stretches and signaling a promising future off the bench.
San Antonio Spurs legend expresses skepticism about Victor Wembanyama becoming the next face of the NBA. Despite high expectations, doubts remain on whether the young star can meet the league’s elite standards.
Spurs’ rise owes much to steadfast players like Julian Champagnie. His consistent performance and resilience have become a cornerstone of the team’s success, proving that determination fuels championship aspirations.
UT San Antonio ranks in the top 13% of universities worldwide for research excellence, highlighting its growing impact and innovation in key fields, as reported by news.utsa.edu. This marks a major milestone.
The US Air Force has identified eight service members killed in a Boeing B-52 test flight crash in California. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the tragic accident.
Ariana Madix, longtime fan of “Love Island USA,” says hosting the show “does not feel like work.” The reality star shared her passion and excitement for joining the popular series in a recent KSAT interview.