The Toyota USA Foundation has pledged $6.5 million to boost educational opportunities in San Antonio. This investment aims to support local schools, enhance STEM programs, and promote workforce development initiatives.
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The Western District of Texas partners with Project Safe Neighborhoods to combat violent crime through targeted enforcement and community collaboration, strengthening public safety and justice efforts across the region.
A San Antonio boy has advanced to the final round of the USA Mullet Championships, showcasing his distinctive “Texas Waterfall” hairstyle. His unique look has captured national attention. – KSAT
Three San Antonio-area companies have been recognized as the best places to work by U.S. News, spotlighting their strong workplace culture, employee benefits, and community impact. The accolades highlight the region’s growing appeal for top talent.
Two Hill Country towns have been ranked among the hottest zip codes in the nation, according to a recent report. These areas are drawing attention for their rising temperatures and growing popularity.
UT Health San Antonio has been ranked among the top 5% of global institutions in clinical medicine, highlighting its excellence in patient care, research, and medical education on an international scale.
UT Health San Antonio appoints a new chief dental officer, potentially the first in the U.S. This leadership milestone marks a significant step in advancing dental health care and education at the institution.
San Antonio gears up for summer with a vibrant lineup of concerts and outdoor films. Join the community in celebrating freedom and culture under the open sky as festivities bring the city alive.
A new $65M apartment complex has broken ground at the intersection of I-35 and Loop 410. The partnership aims to deliver modern housing with convenient access to major highways, boosting local development and housing options.
A San Antonio fugitive was captured in Mexico and faces charges in three separate cases, including murder and kidnapping, authorities confirmed. The arrest marks a significant breakthrough in cross-border law enforcement efforts.
The husband of missing Texas mom Suzanne Simpson has been charged with her murder, authorities announced. Family members say the news has brought them a sense of peace amid the ongoing investigation.
Guadalupe County deputies and U.S. Marshals arrested a suspect wanted for child sex crimes, authorities report. The collaborative effort highlights ongoing commitment to protecting children and ensuring justice.