A San Antonio nonprofit has filed a lawsuit over an alleged botched fundraiser meant to support the C-R-T project. The organization claims mismanagement led to financial losses, sparking legal action.
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Seventy years ago, San Antonio schools became among the first in the U.S. to desegregate, marking a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement. This historic step paved the way for greater educational equity nationwide.
The Texas Showdown, a premier USA Water Polo event, kicks off in San Antonio this weekend. Top athletes from across the nation gather to compete, showcasing skill and fierce competition in the Lone Star State.
Mexico has transferred 26 cartel figures wanted by U.S. authorities as part of a deal with the Trump administration, officials confirmed. The move aims to strengthen cross-border law enforcement cooperation.
WATCH: A massive brawl erupted at a local sports bar, captured on video and quickly going viral. Authorities are investigating the cause as the altercation drew a large crowd. More details on KEYE.
A 12-year NBA veteran shares key advice for Jeremy Sochan on teaming up with Victor Wembanyama, emphasizing chemistry, patience, and maximizing their unique talents to elevate team success.
Aramark, a global leader in food services and facilities management, continues to innovate with tailored solutions across healthcare, education, and sports sectors, enhancing customer experiences worldwide.
SeaWorld honors military service by offering free admission to active duty members, veterans, and their families. The gesture aims to recognize and thank those who have served the nation. (WOAI)
San Antonio District 10 Councilman leads Small Business Roundtable to bolster local entrepreneurs. The initiative aims to address challenges and foster growth for small businesses across the city.
WATCH: Hundreds gathered in downtown San Antonio to protest recent US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Demonstrators condemned the attacks, calling for peace and diplomatic solutions. Coverage by KSAT.
A UTSA graduate leaped from a partner role at H-E-B to a staff position with former President Trump in just two years, highlighting a rapid rise in political and corporate spheres. Details at MySA.
After a sharp rise during the pandemic, homicide rates have dropped significantly across many U.S. cities, signaling a potential return to pre-pandemic crime levels, according to recent data analyzed by The New York Times.
In 1987, Pope John Paul II drew thousands to a historic mass in San Antonio, marking a significant moment for the city’s Catholic community. The event highlighted the Pope’s widespread influence and enduring legacy.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott warns the state may challenge a court case mandating the U.S. government to fund education for migrant children. The move highlights ongoing disputes over immigration and state finances.
U.S. Marshals arrested 724 individuals accused of violent crimes in a major San Antonio-area sweep. The operation targeted fugitives linked to assaults, robberies, and other serious offenses, enhancing local safety.
San Antonio band Los Juanos is revitalizing Tejano music by attracting a new generation of fans. Their fresh sound and energetic performances bridge tradition and contemporary appeal.
Tariffs on South Korean goods risk slowing the booming K-beauty market in the US. Higher import costs could disrupt supply chains and raise prices, challenging the sector’s rapid growth and consumer demand.
San Antonio has revealed initial plans for “Project Marvel,” a new sports and entertainment district aimed at boosting the city’s economy and culture. The development promises state-of-the-art venues and community spaces.
Kawhi Leonard expressed strong loyalty to the San Antonio Spurs, stating he’s “pretty sure I’ll be in a Spurs jersey for life.” The star forward’s remarks underscore a lasting bond with the franchise, per USA Today.
Japanese dollar store giant Daiso is set to open its first San Antonio location, offering a variety of affordable household goods and snacks. The new store aims to attract budget-conscious shoppers across the city.