A parasite causing explosive diarrhea has rapidly spread across Texas, prompting health alerts. Cases have surged in major cities, raising concerns over water and food safety. Officials urge vigilance and hygiene measures.
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A Wylie ISD administrator has been jailed and faces federal sex-crime charges, according to Texas authorities. The case highlights ongoing concerns about misconduct within school districts. Investigations continue.
As the Spurs approach the offseason, key roster decisions loom. Evaluating young talent, veteran roles, and potential trades will shape the team’s strategy for rebounding next season. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis.
Texas has launched an urgent campaign to combat a new case of flesh-eating screwworm, a destructive parasitic insect. Officials warn residents and veterinarians to remain vigilant as eradication efforts ramp up.
San Antonio residents and local organizations have voiced strong reactions following the US and Israel bombing of Iran. Community leaders call for peace, urging diplomatic solutions amid rising tensions. (KABB)
Meet the six new women joining the “Love Island USA” Casa Amor villa, as revealed by Lohud. These contestants are set to shake up the dynamics and bring fresh drama to the popular reality series.
The Golden State Warriors face the San Antonio Spurs on April 1. This article covers the latest odds, expert betting tips, and key trends to watch, offering bettors insights ahead of the matchup. Stay informed with Warriors Wire.
San Antonio’s pickleball scene is booming. Discover top courts, local leagues, and essential rules to start playing. From beginners to pros, this guide has all you need to join the community impact.
Soarion Credit Union has opened a new branch in North San Antonio, enhancing local access to financial services. The expansion aims to support community growth and provide convenient banking solutions.
U.S. Ambassador to NATO has publicly challenged European allies on defense commitments and burden-sharing during a recent address. The call highlights ongoing tensions over military spending and strategic priorities within the alliance.
A crash involving a semi-truck and another vehicle on U.S. 281 near Alamo Quarry has caused multi-lane closures. Authorities are managing traffic as emergency crews respond to the incident. Delays expected.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reportedly ignored donor complaints regarding the GOP platform he uses for fundraising, according to the San Antonio Express-News. Critics say this raises questions about transparency and accountability.
Discover six trending stories from San Antonio, including exciting new businesses launching in Boerne and New Braunfels. Stay updated on the latest community developments with Community Impact.
U.S. soccer star Folarin Balogun is set to play against Belgium after his red card ban was suspended, allowing him to return for a crucial match. The decision boosts the U.S. squad ahead of the upcoming fixture.
Fifty-one North East ISD schools have earned the Purple Star designation, recognizing their commitment to supporting military-connected students and families. This honor highlights the district’s dedication to serving veterans and active-duty personnel.
An Air Force veteran and civilian recently reflected on his 60 years of dedicated service to the Department of the Air Force, highlighting his enduring commitment and contributions to AFMC missions.
A Trump-backed candidate has won the GOP primary in a key San Antonio district, signaling continued influence of former President Trump in local Republican politics. The victory sets the stage for a competitive general election.
Spurs and Thunder are set for a heavyweight showdown, with San Antonio showing strong readiness. The battle promises intense competition as both teams vie for dominance, marking a pivotal moment in the season.
A suspect wanted for sex crimes involving children was arrested at the southern U.S. border, authorities confirmed. The arrest follows a joint effort by border patrol and law enforcement agencies.
A Japanese manufacturing company is relocating its U.S. headquarters to San Antonio’s Southeast Side, boosting local jobs and economic growth. The move reflects the city’s rising appeal for international businesses.