Author: Jackson Lee

Stephon Castle emerges as the San Antonio Spurs’ ideal prospect, showcasing exceptional skills and leadership. Athlon Sports highlights his potential to be a franchise cornerstone in the upcoming NBA season.

A water pipe break on a San Antonio highway caused significant traffic disruptions Tuesday. Authorities urge drivers to seek alternate routes as crews work to repair the damage and restore normal flow.

The US is set for a historic decline in yearly homicides, marking a significant drop despite widespread public concern over rising crime, ABC News reports. Experts highlight shifts in trends and policing strategies as key factors.

Judge Wood’s 1979 slaying by hitman Charles Harrelson is dubbed the “crime of the century” by the San Antonio Express-News. The high-profile murder shocked the nation and left a lasting impact on the justice system.

The Golden State Warriors spotlight the NBA’s growing rest issue as key stars sit out crucial games. With top players frequently sidelined, concerns rise over the league’s approach to player health and competitive balance.

Miss Texas, a Filipino American, made history as the first from her community to win the Miss USA title. Her victory marks a significant milestone, celebrated nationwide for its cultural and representation impact.

San Antonio Archbishop Jose Gomez expressed hope following the announcement of the new pope, emphasizing faith with the words, “God is with us.” His statement highlights unity and spiritual guidance for the Catholic community.

USA Today has named a Texas Hill Country campground among the best RV parks in the US. Known for its scenic views and top-notch amenities, the site continues to attract travelers seeking a premier outdoor experience.

US cable giants Charter and Cox are pursuing a $34.5 billion merger amid mounting pressure from streaming services, aiming to strengthen their market position and compete in the evolving media landscape.

A Texas representative has dubbed Elon Musk the “Grinch” amid concerns over a looming government shutdown. The remark highlights growing tensions as Musk’s actions and the shutdown’s impact draw sharp criticism.

The San Antonio Brahmas have named former Las Vegas Raiders quarterback as their Week One starter, marking a significant move ahead of the XFL season kickoff. Fans anticipate a strong opening performance.

Singer Camila Cabello opens up about her journey crossing the Mexico-US border as a child, sharing personal insights into her immigration experience in a new interview with MySA.

A Korean-based supplier for Tesla is set to create over 300 jobs at its first Texas site, boosting local employment and supporting the EV giant’s expanding production network, according to MySA.

Olympic legend Sue Bird has been named the first managing director of the USA Basketball women’s national team, marking a historic step in leadership for the program, KSAT reports.

Carlos Alvarez, a prominent San Antonio business leader and philanthropist, has died at 73. Known for his impactful community work, Alvarez leaves a lasting legacy in Texas. More details from Texas Public Radio.

Thirteen U.S. cardinals are eligible to vote in the upcoming papal conclave, playing a crucial role in selecting the next pope. These influential church leaders represent diverse views within the American Catholic Church.

Methodist Hospital and University Hospital in San Antonio have been named to a prestigious national hospital list, recognizing their excellence in patient care and medical innovation, according to the San Antonio Business Journal.

The US government has reached a settlement in the lawsuit over Ashli Babbitt’s shooting during the Capitol riot. The agreement comes after a high-profile legal battle surrounding the incident.

The new federal courthouse in downtown San Antonio has officially opened, featuring modern design and state-of-the-art facilities. The building aims to enhance judicial efficiency and serve the community with improved access to justice.