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A former San Antonio attorney was sentenced to 50 years in prison for wire fraud and money laundering, KSAT reports. The lengthy sentence marks a significant crackdown on financial crimes in the region.
The Warrior Games are set to make their debut in Military City USA, San Antonio. This marks a significant milestone, highlighting the city’s commitment to honoring and supporting wounded veterans through adaptive sports.
San Antonio’s bid to host the Army Western Hemisphere Command has fallen short, with the Department of Defense selecting an alternative location. The loss marks a setback for the city’s economic and strategic ambitions.
The Trump administration is reshaping Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to intensify deportations, prioritizing aggressive enforcement and expanding detention, marking a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy.
San Antonio’s cybersecurity industry is rapidly expanding, attracting startups and major firms alike. With increased investment and talent, the city is positioning itself as a key player in national cyber defense.
Authorities link the Tren de Aragua cartel to a federal raid on San Antonio’s North Side, resulting in over 140 immigrants taken into custody, as federal agents continue their crackdown on human smuggling.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott visited San Antonio to call on the federal government to close the youth detention facility at Freeman Coliseum, citing concerns over conditions and safety, officials said.
Questions arise over a US military operation involving a boat attack off Venezuela’s coast. Allegations of a potential war crime have sparked international scrutiny as details of the incident continue to emerge.
Records reveal escalating neighborhood tensions before Jonathan Joss’ killing, including slurs, 911 calls, and a crossbow incident. NBC News reports on the disturbing buildup to the deadly confrontation.
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Most Reverend Jose Arturo Cepeda as Auxiliary Bishop of San Antonio, marking a significant step for the local Church. The USCCB welcomes Bishop Cepeda’s new role in serving the community.
Texas soldiers remain deployed in Chicago to support local law enforcement, with costs mounting. The San Antonio Express-News reports the operation’s expense continues to raise budget concerns amid ongoing urban challenges.
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry shared a heartwarming moment with a young fan before powering to 46 points in a dominant win over the Spurs. The gesture highlighted his connection off the court.
The US Air Force has resumed teaching videos on the first Black and female pilots after a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) review. The move follows scrutiny over curriculum content, reaffirming historical recognition.
Garth Brooks will close out his 2025 tour with a final performance in Texas. Fans can catch the country legend’s last show of the year, solidifying a memorable concert season. Details on MySA.
USAA Bank has been issued a cease-and-desist order by a national regulator, KSAT reports. The directive comes amid concerns over compliance lapses, prompting immediate operational reviews by the financial institution.
San Antonio native Tony Gonzales, rising from humble beginnings, is making waves as an emerging GOP voice. His relentless drive and fresh perspective position him as a key figure in Texas politics.
San Antonio police’s 2024 crime report reveals key trends: overall crime decline, a drop in violent offenses, rising property crimes, targeted community policing efforts, and ongoing focus on traffic safety enforcement.
Charlie Kirk’s death has ignited a nationwide debate on political violence, raising urgent questions about safety and rhetoric in today’s polarized climate. Authorities continue investigating the circumstances.
USA Network has praised a professor’s innovative anti-bullying app featured by MySA. The app aims to create safer environments by empowering users to report and combat bullying effectively.