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USA Water Polo has announced a new partnership with Mt. San Antonio College, aiming to boost athlete development and host major events. This collaboration is set to enhance the sport’s presence in the region.
Texas lawmakers remain notably silent on Rep. Henry Cuellar’s indictment, contrasting their swift condemnations of Representatives Santos and Menendez. The muted response raises questions about political calculations and party unity.
Police in San Antonio are continuing their search for the suspect linked to the 2021 murder of a local teen. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward to aid the ongoing investigation.
The San Antonio Spurs rank high on Athlon Sports’ list of NBA teams with valuable trade assets. With promising young players and cap flexibility, the Spurs are well-positioned for impactful mid-season moves.
Oak wilt season is here, threatening local oak trees across the region. KSAT reports on prevention methods to protect your trees and curb the spread of this deadly fungal disease. Act now to save your oaks.
Former San Antonio teacher and State Rep. James Talarico is reportedly considering a run for the U.S. Senate. His potential candidacy adds a new dynamic to the upcoming race, drawing attention from Texas political circles.
San Antonio, Texas, has been named one of the best places to retire in the US, according to MySA. The city offers affordable living, rich culture, and excellent healthcare, making it a top choice for retirees.
A government shutdown would disrupt San Antonio’s Military City USA, halting civilian pay and delaying base operations. Local businesses, reliant on military spending, could face significant economic strain.
Is the haunted doll Annabelle responsible for a recent plantation fire? Online theories suggest a chilling link, sparking debates and fears. Experts urge caution amid rampant speculation. USA Today reports.
Seven police officers were shot while responding to a call for help at an apartment in San Antonio. Authorities confirmed multiple injuries, with officers receiving medical attention. The suspect’s status remains unclear. Investigation ongoing.
Simone Biles and Team USA inspired young gymnasts during a special event in San Antonio. The gymnastics icons shared skills and stories, motivating the next generation to pursue their Olympic dreams.
Austin has claimed the top spot as the best city to start a business in 2024, according to MySA. The city’s robust economy, talent pool, and supportive ecosystem drive its entrepreneurial appeal.
Exclusive: Allegations of fraud have surfaced in the pipeline facilitating Australian players’ recruitment to U.S. college football. KABB investigates claims of misleading practices impacting aspiring athletes.
Fans of “The Last of Us” are eagerly analyzing clues to pinpoint the show’s Austin setting. MySA explores theories as viewers decode locations and landmarks in the hit series’ latest episodes.
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.
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.