UTSA and UT Health San Antonio have officially merged, forming The University of Texas at San Antonio – UT Health San Antonio. The union aims to enhance research, education, and healthcare in the region.
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Four San Antonio-area books have been ranked among the “1,001 Great American Novels,” spotlighting local literary talent. The list, featured by MySA, celebrates diverse storytelling from the region and beyond.
Celebrate National Veterans Small Business Week by supporting San Antonio’s veteran-owned bars and restaurants. Discover local spots honoring service with great food and drinks, boosting community and veteran entrepreneurship.
Local TV station KENS 5 has announced a new anchor joining its evening news team. The addition aims to strengthen its coverage and engage viewers with fresh perspectives on local and national stories.
New developments on the Far West Side include a new H-E-B grocery store and multiple apartment complexes, boosting local housing and retail options, according to The Business Journals.
Deputies are actively searching for a man with an extensive criminal history, following new leads in an ongoing investigation. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward. The search continues.
A new report reveals why a Texas city struggles with sky-high uninsured rates. Factors include limited access to healthcare, economic challenges, and policy gaps impacting coverage. Full analysis in MySA.
Sotomayor High School will stand out in San Antonio as one of the few public high schools named after a person of color, marking a significant step in honoring diversity in the city’s education system.
Newly appointed federal judge Jason Pulliam describes himself as the “embodiment of the American Dream,” highlighting his journey from humble beginnings to a prominent legal role in San Antonio.
The Trump White House has labeled former President Obama as the “architect of modern political division in America,” accusing his administration of deepening partisan divides, according to a report by MySA.
Crews battled a fire aboard the US Navy amphibious warship USS New Orleans for 12 hours before successfully extinguishing it. No casualties reported as the Navy investigates the cause.
Texas Jewish leaders express deep concern over Christian-focused content in the state’s proposed public school curriculum, urging for a more inclusive approach that respects religious diversity in education.
Julian Champagnie emerged as a reliable contributor for the San Antonio Spurs this season, carving out a consistent role. His growth and versatility have become key assets in the Spurs’ evolving roster.
San Antonio’s vibrant nightlife shines in the USA TODAY 10Best reviews, highlighting top night clubs and dance spots. From energetic beats to chic lounges, the city offers diverse venues for every partygoer.
Texas leaders express deep shock and sorrow following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. The community mourns as authorities investigate the tragic incident, leaving many at a loss for words.
Austin and San Antonio are joining forces, creating a “mega-region” with vast potential for sports growth. This partnership could reshape the future of athletics, attracting major teams and events to the area.
SAUSHEC residents and fellows proudly celebrated their graduation at a recent ceremony, marking the culmination of rigorous medical training and their readiness to serve military and civilian patients alike.
One Spurs player stands out as crucial to their championship hopes. His leadership, clutch performances, and defensive prowess could be the difference-maker in a tightly contested playoff run.
Mexico’s new Consul General in San Antonio aims to strengthen U.S.-Mexico ties by deepening cultural, economic, and diplomatic collaboration, highlighting the region’s vital role in bilateral relations.
The recent death of a San Antonio special education assistant has sparked urgent calls for enhanced safety protocols in schools. Advocates urge districts to implement stronger measures to protect staff and students.