The Air Education and Training Command (AETC) officially welcomed the T-7A Red Hawk during a ceremony, marking a new era in pilot training with advanced technology and enhanced flight capabilities.
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William Gonzalez, longtime San Antonio resident and community advocate, passed away in 2025 at age 90. Remembered for his dedication and warmth, his obituary was featured in the San Antonio Express-News and Legacy.
South Texas is home to remarkable large birds that seem otherworldly. MySA explores these impressive creatures, shedding light on their unique presence and role in the region’s diverse wildlife.
A 19-year-old San Antonio man has pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography and being involved in a crime ring, authorities report. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat exploitation.
Joint Base San Antonio launches a new energy campaign aimed at reducing consumption and promoting sustainability across its facilities. The initiative supports the Air Education and Training Command’s goals for energy efficiency.
Six must-see exhibitions from Fotoseptiembre USA are on display, showcasing powerful photography that captures diverse stories and perspectives. MySA highlights these events as essential cultural experiences this month.
Guy Fieri is returning to San Antonio, this time bringing his signature flair to television. The celebrity chef will spotlight the city’s vibrant food scene in an upcoming show, much to the excitement of local fans.
The Oklahoma City Thunder face the San Antonio Spurs on December 13, 2025. Explore the latest odds, expert betting tips, and key trends to watch in this NBA matchup at Sportsbook Wire.
The groundbreaking San Antonio land bridge has won a prestigious award, spotlighting innovative urban design. Plus, explore more top stories shaping the city’s cultural and community landscape on CultureMap San Antonio.
Spies Like Us brought old-school ska vibes to 502 Bar, delivering energetic brass and rhythmic beats that revived the genre’s classic sound for an enthusiastic San Antonio crowd.
Veteran forward Rudy Gay has agreed to a 2-year, $17.2 million contract with the San Antonio Spurs, strengthening their roster with his experience and scoring ability, sources confirmed to USA Today.
The Geriatric Research Education and Clinical Center (GRECC) at VA.gov advances veteran care through cutting-edge research, education, and clinical services focused on aging. It supports health and independence for older veterans nationwide.
Lt. Gen. Clark J. Quinn has assumed command of Air Education and Training Command (AETC), overseeing the development and training of Air Force personnel to ensure mission readiness and future force effectiveness.
San Antonio’s Hotel Emma has been named one of the best hotels in the U.S., according to a recent ranking by MySA. The historic property is praised for its unique design and exceptional guest experience.
The Houston Rockets face the San Antonio Spurs on November 7, 2025, in a key NBA matchup. Explore the latest odds, expert betting tips, and emerging trends to guide your wagers for this rivalry showdown.
A Soldier for Life recently praised Army Entertainment for its vital role in boosting morale and strengthening the connection between troops and the community. The program’s impact was highlighted in a story on army.mil.
The OKC Thunder deployed their traditional starting lineup against the San Antonio Spurs in a crucial matchup, aiming to leverage team chemistry and experience to secure a vital win.
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.