San Antonio saw a rise in homicides in 2020, driven largely by family violence, according to the KSAT murder map. The increase highlights ongoing challenges in addressing domestic conflicts within the community.
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The Alamo in San Antonio will unveil a new Education Center in summer 2026, enhancing visitor learning with interactive exhibits and state-of-the-art resources. The project aims to deepen public understanding of this historic site.
A recent study ranks San Antonio among U.S. cities with the dirtiest air, highlighting rising pollution levels. The report urges local authorities to implement stronger measures to improve air quality and public health.
GOP Senate candidates in Texas clash in a heated primary battle as former President Trump declines to endorse any contender. The race intensifies, spotlighting divisions within the party ahead of the key election.
Cameras across the United States have captured rare meteorite sightings, offering striking visuals and valuable data for scientists. Experts urge the public to report any observed meteorite activity to aid research.
US universities face increased scrutiny over billions in foreign funding amid concerns about national security and transparency. Authorities are intensifying reviews to ensure accountability and safeguard research integrity.
A new study has ranked San Antonio as the least-safe city in Texas, citing rising crime rates and safety concerns. The report highlights challenges faced by local authorities in addressing public security.
NTAG San Antonio held its Change of Command ceremony, marking the official transfer of leadership. The event highlighted the unit’s ongoing commitment to mission readiness and excellence in service.
A Big Rich Texas Special Report in D Magazine unravels the mystery surrounding Miss Texas USA, exploring controversies, behind-the-scenes power plays, and the pageant’s unexpected twists.
A Pentagon watchdog revealed that several US military dogs died due to poor kennel conditions, while others fell ill. The report highlights ongoing concerns about the care and welfare of service animals.
The 4th War Powers Act vote fails as the U.S. escalates tensions by blockading Iran. The move raises questions about congressional approval amid growing regional conflict. News Radio 1200 WOAI reports.
At the San Antonio Nationals, Synchrogators and Homoelle dominated artistic swimming events, showcasing exceptional skill and precision. Both teams secured top honors, highlighting rising talent in the sport.
Former teacher James Talarico credits his classroom experience for inspiring his Texas Senate bid. His firsthand insight into education challenges drives his legislative priorities, aiming to improve schools statewide.
Texas has reentered the notorious top 10 ranking after a five-year absence, according to MySA. This shift marks a significant change in the state’s standing, drawing attention from officials and residents alike.
Japanese plastics manufacturer has broken ground on a $40 million facility on the South Side, signaling major investment and job creation in the region. The new plant aims to boost local production and economic growth.
UT Health San Antonio schools have been recognized among the nation’s best for excellence in education and research. The ranking highlights their commitment to innovation and student success in health sciences.
A San Antonio CEO has pleaded guilty in connection to a $69 million investment fraud scheme, authorities report. The case highlights ongoing efforts to crack down on financial crimes in the region.
Neighbors reported unusual activity and frequent visitors in the days before a police raid on a North Side home. Authorities conducted the operation early Wednesday, citing ongoing investigations. No further details were released.
A man accused of 116 child sex crimes in the San Antonio area was found five years later in Argentina, authorities announced. He is now facing extradition proceedings to return to the U.S. for prosecution.
Texas’ small-business sector shows greater optimism than the national average, according to recent data. Economic resilience and local growth contribute to stronger confidence among Texas entrepreneurs, reports the San Antonio Express-News.