Toyota has invested $6.5 million in San Antonio schools to enhance STEM education, aiming to boost student opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math fields, WOAI reports.
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Outgoing FEC Vice Chair is set to run for Rep. Chip Roy’s U.S. Congress seat, sparking a competitive race. The announcement marks a significant shift in the San Antonio political landscape.
“Him” places San Antonio’s football culture at the heart of a chilling new horror film, blending local sports passion with spine-tingling suspense. The movie highlights the city’s unique backdrop in a thrilling narrative.
Two of the top ghost tours in the U.S. are located in San Antonio and New Braunfels, Texas. These spine-chilling experiences offer a glimpse into the haunted history of the region, drawing thrill-seekers and history buffs alike. For details, visit kens5.com.
U.S. farmers gathered in San Antonio express anxiety ahead of imminent mass deportations, fearing labor shortages that could impact agriculture. The uncertain future weighs heavily on the community.
A ‘ring of fire’ weather pattern is set to impact Texas, bringing intense heat and isolated storms. This phenomenon, marked by a surrounding band of fire-like weather activity, poses challenges for residents and emergency services.
San Antonio lawmakers condemn discriminatory practices following the wrongful deportation of a U.S. citizen. Officials call for urgent reforms to prevent future injustices in immigration enforcement.
De’Aaron Fox’s final injury status for the Spurs-Pacers preseason game remains doubtful after a minor ankle sprain. The Kings guard will be closely evaluated before the tip-off, with updates expected soon.
Chicago Residents Push Back Against Federal Troop Deployment Threats Amid Crime Concerns Community Voices Challenge Negative Portrayals of Chicago President Donald Trump’s recent declaration to deploy National Guard forces to Chicago ignited a wave of backlash from locals who reject his severe characterization of the city as a “killing field.” This rhetoric has intensified debates surrounding public safety in America’s third-largest metropolis, where residents emphasize a more nuanced reality. Longtime Locals Affirm Chicago’s Safety and Resilience Having called Chicago home for nearly six decades, many residents express confidence in the city’s safety. One longtime inhabitant shared, “After 57 years here,…
If you’ve traveled along Chicago’s famous Lakeshore Drive at any point in the last few years, then you might have seen a bit of a strange sight. Right where the expressway skirting Lake Michigan crosses the Chicago River, a huge gaping hole has been just sitting there virtually unchanged for well over a decade. It was supposed to be the start of America’s first megat skyscraper designed by one of the world’s leading architects. But this giant pit is all that remains. It’s a bit of an embarrassment for a city that’s widely considered to be the birthplace of the…
Shakira fans can now snag affordable tickets for her upcoming concerts in Houston, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Diego, and San Antonio. Don’t miss out on the chance to see the global superstar live.
A former corrections officer was arrested by U.S. Marshals on charges of bribery and smuggling. The arrest highlights ongoing efforts to combat corruption within the prison system. Authorities continue to investigate.
San Antonio businesses report steady tourism, bucking the national trend of declining international visitors. Local hotspots continue to attract travelers, boosting the city’s economy despite broader challenges.
More than 30 children were rescued in a trafficking operation in a major US city, authorities announced. Experts warn this highlights a growing crisis, urging increased vigilance and resources to combat child trafficking.
San Antonio’s Johnny Keefer is set to make his U.S. Open debut, reflecting on his rapid rise in golf. The local talent credits hard work and dedication for reaching this major milestone.
NBA executives are setting high expectations for Victor Wembanyama in 2025, anticipating the rookie to reshape the league with his unprecedented skill set and impact on and off the court, Sports Illustrated reports.
The US Army Institute of Surgical Research hosted a summer camp focused on mathematics and science, inspiring young minds to explore STEM fields through hands-on activities and expert-led sessions.
The latest government shutdown has halted military pay, reigniting financial stress for service members and their families in San Antonio. Uncertainty looms as troops await resolution amid growing hardship.
H-E-B stores have issued an alert after metal fragments were found in a fruit product, prompting a recall to ensure customer safety. Shoppers are urged to check their purchases and avoid the affected items.
Stephon Castle’s breakout season has put the San Antonio Spurs in the Rookie of the Year conversation. His dynamic playmaking and scoring prowess highlight a promising future for the young guard.