A criminal illegal immigrant listed on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted was captured in San Antonio, authorities announced. The arrest marks a significant breakthrough in ongoing law enforcement efforts.
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Three people were shot dead at a landscape supply company in San Antonio. Authorities report the suspect is down. Details remain limited as police continue their investigation. Updates to follow.
Northside ISD shines with 16 campuses featured in Texas’s top U.S. News & World Report rankings, highlighting the district’s commitment to academic excellence and student success.
The Army honored 232 residents and fellows at a recent graduation ceremony, celebrating their achievements and readiness to advance in medical and military careers. The event highlighted dedication and excellence.
San Antonio police are searching for a suspect involved in a hit-and-run motorcycle crash. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues. No further details have been released.
Several candidates are vying for Texas’ U.S. Senate seat in the upcoming election. Key contenders include incumbent Senator Ted Cruz and challengers from both parties, promising a competitive race. Details on KSAT.
A San Antonio woman has been sentenced to prison for defrauding a COVID-19 aid program. Authorities say she unlawfully obtained funds meant to support struggling businesses during the pandemic.
San Antonio Spurs legend Tim Duncan officially retires, ending a 19-season NBA career. The five-time champion and two-time MVP leaves behind a legacy of excellence and leadership in basketball.
Once the most congested corridor in San Antonio, US Highway 281 is now experiencing significant traffic relief, a recent study reveals. Improved flow marks a major win for commuters and city planners alike.
This November, Prime Video offers a fresh lineup including the drama ‘Playdate’ and thriller ‘Maxton Hall.’ Viewers can explore these originals alongside a diverse mix of new releases, underscoring Amazon’s commitment to varied storytelling.
ESPN’s iconic “SportsCenter” set up at UTSA this week ahead of the Roadrunners’ clash with Tulane, bringing national coverage and spotlighting the team’s rising profile in college football.
San Antonio’s steakhouse Unfettered has earned top honors as one of the best eateries in the U.S., according to The New York Times. The acclaimed spot is celebrated for its innovative dishes and exceptional dining experience.
Rep. Joaquin Castro is reportedly considering a 2026 bid for Texas Attorney General, aiming to break the GOP’s Senate hold. His potential run signals a significant shift in the state’s political landscape.
A civilian employee known as the ‘Gucci Goddess’ was sentenced to 15 years in prison for orchestrating a $100 million fraud scheme targeting the U.S. Army, KSAT reports. The case highlights major vulnerabilities in military contracting.
San Antonio native Robert Santos has been appointed to lead the U.S. Census Bureau. With deep community ties and extensive experience, Santos is set to guide the agency through its critical data-gathering mission.
The beloved Classic Childhood Store is making a triumphant return to San Antonio mall, delighting longtime fans with nostalgic toys and games. The reopening marks a revival of cherished memories for the community.
A luxury plane from Qatar, poised to replace Air Force One, was recently spotted standing by in San Antonio. The advanced aircraft symbolizes a new era in presidential travel. More details on KERA News.
San Antonio Spurs star De’Aaron Fox is making waves this season, showcasing his elite skills and leadership on the court. Fox is proving he’s truly “good at basketball” with standout performances and consistent play.
A Cambodian criminal case has implicated a San Antonio firm, a former U.S. ambassador, and a recently deceased politician, raising legal and diplomatic concerns as investigations unfold.
U.S. military members have publicly discussed seeking conscientious objector status, citing moral objections to potential involvement in conflicts supporting Israel in Gaza, NBC News reports.