San Antonio prepares for potential mass deportations as federal immigration enforcement ramps up. Local leaders and communities brace for impacts on families and the city’s workforce.
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VA South Texas Health Care continues to expand services, providing comprehensive medical support to veterans. The facility emphasizes accessible, quality care tailored to veteran needs across the region.
High levels of car theft, carjackings, and related crimes persist in cities across the US, raising concerns about public safety and law enforcement efforts, reports KEYE. Communities urge stronger measures to combat the surge.
The FBI has credited San Antonio agents for their key role in the arrest of a suspect in the assassination attempt on Charlie Kirk. Their swift action was crucial in bringing the suspect into custody, authorities say.
Victor Wembanyama reveals his motivation behind rigorous offseason training, emphasizing his commitment to elevating his game and meeting NBA expectations. The young star aims to dominate in his rookie season.
Three San Antonio political consultants have departed U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar’s campaign, signaling potential shifts in strategy ahead of upcoming elections, sources confirm. Further details on the impact remain forthcoming.
San Antonio Spurs rookie Dylan Harper has announced a new off-court venture, aiming to expand his impact beyond basketball. The promising talent is set to launch a lifestyle brand, blending sports and culture.
Victor Wembanyama dazzled NBA fans with exceptional footwork in the Spurs’ recent game against the Pacers. His agility and skill on the court solidify his status as a rising star in the league.
Texas Rep. James Talarico held a campaign rally in San Antonio for the U.S. Senate, urging peace and unity following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The event highlighted calls for calm and cooperation.
The New York Knicks announced key roster changes following Malcolm Brogdon’s unexpected retirement. The team aims to bolster their lineup as they prepare for the upcoming NBA season. Further moves expected soon.
San Antonio Rep. Joaquin Castro warns that Trump’s proposed “big, bad bill” could harm college students, undermine clean energy efforts, and lead to hospital closures, raising concerns about its impact on Texas communities.
U.S. Central Command hosted its third Biennial Medical Security Cooperation Exchange in San Antonio, enhancing regional medical partnerships and readiness through collaborative training and information sharing among allied nations.
K-pop sensations Seventeen have selected San Antonio as one of only five U.S. cities for their exclusive tour stop. The group’s visit highlights the city’s growing appeal as a key destination for global music acts.
Three San Antonio hospitals have risen on the U.S. News & World Report’s rankings of best hospitals in Texas. The gains highlight the city’s growing healthcare excellence and commitment to patient care.
The San Antonio Four, wrongfully convicted of satanic child abuse in the 1990s, allege their convictions were driven by homophobia. Their case highlights systemic bias in historic abuse accusations.
Julián Castro officially launched his 2024 presidential campaign with a keynote speech in Texas, emphasizing unity and progressive policies. The former HUD secretary aims to energize voters ahead of the Democratic primaries.
The Pew Research Center highlights the enduring impact of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in the U.S., showcasing their pivotal role in advancing education and empowering Black communities nationwide.
A South Texas coastal town holds the title for the lowest cost of living in the U.S., offering affordable housing and essential services. This makes it an attractive option for residents seeking budget-friendly coastal life, reports MySA.
Severe storms battered San Antonio and nearby areas Sunday night, bringing damaging hail and strong winds. KABB urges residents to send photos of the storm’s impact to help document the event.
San Antonio’s Muertos Fest is hailed as the premier Day of the Dead event in the U.S., celebrating rich cultural traditions with vibrant altars, live music, and community art. The festival draws thousands annually, highlighting local heritage.