The Bexar GOP has opted not to censure Representatives Tony Gonzales and John Cornyn for their recent votes on gun legislation, sparking debate within the party as it balances conservative values with legislative pragmatism.
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Rep. Cuellar hosted a business roundtable with U.S. Trade Representative Froman and the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, discussing trade policies to boost local economic growth and support regional businesses.
San Antonio families with ties to Iran are grappling with fear and uncertainty amid escalating U.S. campaign measures. The community faces heightened scrutiny as diplomatic tensions impact daily lives.
NBA Finals Game 3 attracted 23.8 million viewers, marking the highest audience since 2017, Front Office Sports reports. The surge highlights growing fan interest in this year’s championship series.
A UT San Antonio graduate has been named one of 30 U.S. students awarded the prestigious Lafayette Fellowship, recognizing exceptional leadership and academic achievement. This honor highlights UTSA’s commitment to excellence.
Only 19 U.S. theaters will screen Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” in 70mm IMAX, delivering an epic cinematic experience. The Washington Post highlights the film’s stunning visuals and limited availability.
Hollywood stars from the new “F1” film are praising Texas Motor Speedway ahead of the movie’s release. The iconic track’s high-speed thrills and vibrant atmosphere have captured the excitement of the film’s stunning racing scenes.
A recent cartel arrest near the South Texas border has prompted a stern warning from U.S. authorities. Officials urge heightened vigilance as law enforcement intensifies efforts to combat cross-border criminal activity.
A key witness who contradicted official accounts of a deadly ICE shooting in Texas has died in a San Antonio crash. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident.
At TPUSA’s women’s summit, Christian influencers warned that feminism threatens traditional motherhood, emphasizing faith and family values as central to women’s roles in society, sparking debate on modern gender roles.
The ongoing conflict in Iran is expected to boost Texas oil companies’ profits by driving up global oil prices, resulting in higher gas prices for consumers, industry experts tell MySA.
San Antonio nuns brought a unique spirit to the Spurs vs. Thunder NBA playoff game, blending faith and basketball. Their presence highlighted community support and added a heartfelt dimension to the intense matchup.
Austin, Texas, ranks near the top in a new U.S. report highlighting best cities for job seekers. The capital’s booming tech sector and robust economy make it a prime spot for career opportunities, MySA reports.
Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs are spotlighted in a recent Roundtable.io piece, highlighting their impact amid a broader critique of U.S. government actions. The article draws sharp parallels with pressing social issues.
A former immigrant who fled conflict shares their perspective on the universal pursuit of safety and opportunity, shedding light on the challenges and hopes driving many to seek a better life in San Antonio.
San Antonio radio stations reveal mixed plans for the Super Bowl halftime show, with some airing Bad Bunny’s performance and others opting for Kid Rock’s. The split reflects diverse local audience preferences.
Crisis Magazine presents a Catholic perspective advocating for the abolition of the U.S. Department of Education, arguing it undermines parental rights and religious freedom in schooling. Critics call for decentralized education control.
A Texas judge has ordered the release of a 5-year-old boy and his father, citing claims that their detention was “traumatizing” the child. The ruling highlights concerns over family separation policies.
A man was arrested for threatening to bomb a Turning Point USA event in San Antonio, targeting speaker Erika Kirk. Authorities swiftly intervened, ensuring the safety of attendees, per San Antonio Express-News.
FBI crime data reveals Texas border cities are safer than many U.S. counterparts. Despite border challenges, cities like El Paso report lower crime rates, challenging common perceptions about safety along the border.