The U.S. has suspended livestock imports from Mexico following reports of the flesh-eating screwworm, a destructive parasite threatening animal health. Authorities ramp up inspections to prevent spread at the border.
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U.S. Customs Officers in Laredo arrested a suspect accused of child sexual abuse, marking a significant law enforcement action. The arrest highlights ongoing efforts to protect vulnerable children.
San Antonio has surged to No. 2 among the best U.S. cities for startups, according to CultureMap. The city’s growing ecosystem, affordable costs, and vibrant culture attract emerging entrepreneurs nationwide.
The Texas Education Agency has released its latest school ratings. Major districts saw varied results, highlighting shifts in academic performance statewide. Full details on how top districts scored are available on usatoday.com.
Shallowater ISD band director faces federal sex crime charges, according to texasscorecard.com. Authorities allege serious misconduct, prompting an ongoing investigation within the school district. Further details are awaited.
The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is inviting business owners to partner and provide quality goods and services to military communities. Opportunities aim to support troops and families with trusted products.
The San Antonio Express-News editorial series aimed to deepen the border policy debate by presenting complex perspectives. Their goal: to move beyond simplistic narratives and foster informed discussion on immigration challenges.
America’s safest cities have been ranked, highlighting top communities known for low crime rates and strong public safety. Check where your city stands on the list and what factors contribute to its ranking, only on 13newsnow.com.
The USTR, SBA, and Commerce held the first USMCA Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Dialogue in San Antonio, Texas, focusing on strengthening cross-border trade and supporting SMEs under the USMCA agreement.
A New York Times report reveals how a controversial gun influencer, known for Nazi jokes and vulgar insults, has gained unexpected favor within the G.O.P., sparking debates over political boundaries and social media conduct.
FOX San Antonio invites readers to share their best bluebonnet photos for a special feature. Capture the vibrant Texas bloom and submit your shots to celebrate this iconic springtime spectacle.
Stacey Abrams launched her national tour in San Antonio, sharing key political lessons on voter engagement and civic participation. The event emphasized strategies to strengthen democracy ahead of upcoming elections.
Spurs Sports & Entertainment welcomes fans back to the AT&T Center with enhanced safety measures and limited capacity. The return marks a major step toward normalcy for San Antonio’s sports community.
Military leaders at JBSA discussed future strategies and ongoing changes to enhance readiness and support missions. Their dialogue emphasized innovation and collaboration for a stronger defense posture.
Parents express outrage as several books, labeled “porn disguised as education,” are pulled for review in schools. The controversy ignites debates on age-appropriate content and educational standards.
The San Antonio Spurs face off against the Denver Nuggets on March 3, 2027, in a pivotal NBA matchup. Key players look to impact the game as both teams vie for playoff positioning. Full coverage at sportsdata.usatoday.com.
The US and Canada held last-minute talks to prevent the implementation of Trump’s proposed 50% tariffs. Both sides aimed to reach a swift deal to avoid escalating trade tensions, according to MySA.
Dr. Volkan Ozbek has been named one of Texas A&M-San Antonio’s first Fulbright Scholars, marking a significant milestone for the university and highlighting his exceptional academic achievements.
ELECTION RESULTS: Key Bexar County and Texas primary runoff races concluded May 26, with several tight contests shaping local and state political landscapes. Stay updated on the latest KSAT coverage.
Texas is set to sell 22 federal buildings, reducing holdings from 24 to 2. The move aims to streamline operations and repurpose properties, reflecting a strategic shift in federal asset management.