The University of Texas–San Antonio earned recognition in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, highlighting its rising status among America’s best colleges for academics and value.
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Heavy flooding in San Antonio has swept away 15 vehicles, resulting in 8 confirmed deaths and 6 people reported missing, authorities say. Rescue efforts continue as communities cope with the disaster. (NBC News)
San Antonio Spurs’ Danny Green is seizing his opportunity, delivering key plays and veteran leadership. His timely contributions are helping stabilize the team’s performance amid a challenging season, proving his value on the court.
Frank Tejeda’s journey from San Antonio’s South Side to Congress is a story of determination and service. Rising from humble beginnings, he became a powerful advocate for his community and national leader.
The Castro twins have captured national attention, making waves with their unique bond and joint endeavors. Known for their unwavering partnership, they continue to inspire and lead — together, as always.
Livability.com’s latest rankings reveal the best places to live in Texas, spotlighting cities with strong economies, quality schools, and vibrant communities. Austin, Plano, and Frisco top the list for 2024.
A sold-out crowd in San Antonio witnessed a thrilling men’s friendly as the USA fell to Slovenia. The match showcased intense competition, with Slovenia edging out the hosts in a closely contested game.
Families in San Antonio face deep distress as routine court hearings end in ICE arrests, leaving many feeling entrapped and fearful. Advocacy groups call for urgent reforms to protect vulnerable communities.
The Supreme Court declined to review Trump’s order challenging birthright citizenship, a move critics say defies common sense and legal precedent. The San Antonio Express-News highlights concerns over its impact on immigration policy.
Times Higher Education’s latest ranking highlights the best US universities for education degrees, showcasing top institutions known for innovative teaching, research excellence, and strong graduate outcomes in the field.
EVO Entertainment has announced a new location in Southside San Antonio, set to open in December 2022. The new venue aims to enhance local entertainment options with state-of-the-art amenities and diverse experiences.
Trump’s plan to dismantle the Education Department has alarmed San Antonio parents, who fear it could disrupt local schools and funding. Community leaders urge clarity as concerns over students’ futures grow.
A recent MySA report ranks the safest and most dangerous cities in the U.S., highlighting key factors like crime rates and community safety initiatives. The study offers insight for residents and travelers alike.
A recent study comparing Lexington and Louisville ranks Lexington as the more boring city, citing fewer cultural events and nightlife options. Louisville, by contrast, offers a livelier social scene, according to The Courier-Journal.
West Texas Driller, a key player in the regional energy sector, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, signaling a complete liquidation amid mounting financial pressures, according to The Business Journals.
Texas Democrats have abruptly canceled a planned vote to condemn Rep. Henry Cuellar, citing internal disagreements and strategic concerns, leaving party tensions unresolved ahead of upcoming key elections.
Brigadier General Randy P. Oakland leads critical initiatives at aetc.af.mil, driving advancements in Air Education and Training Command to enhance U.S. Air Force readiness and innovation.
San Antonio’s economy is booming with job growth and development, yet poverty rates remain stubbornly high. Experts cite wage disparities, housing costs, and systemic barriers as key challenges in this Texas city’s ongoing struggle.
Cuba’s leader has warned the United States to stop interfering in the island’s political affairs, urging respect for national sovereignty amid rising tensions. The statement underscores ongoing US-Cuba diplomatic strains.
BDO has announced the opening of a new office in San Antonio, expanding its presence in Texas. The move aims to better serve local clients and support regional growth.