San Antonio’s Susan Blackwood profoundly impacted women’s basketball, breaking barriers as a standout player and coach. Her dedication fostered growth and inspired generations locally and beyond.
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William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
Senator Lindsey Graham, known for his longstanding bond with San Antonio, is remembered for his impactful contributions to the city. His deep connection left a lasting legacy in the community.
Toyota awards a $1.7 million grant to Southwest ISD to enhance workforce development programs. The funding aims to equip students with skills for future automotive and manufacturing careers.
A Trump-backed candidate’s decisive victory in Texas signals potential momentum for Republicans but also sparks cautious optimism among Democrats ahead of the November midterm elections, Reuters reports.
The Detroit Pistons fell to the San Antonio Spurs in a tightly contested game, highlighting defensive lapses and struggles in offensive consistency. Key players’ performances and coaching adjustments remain crucial moving forward.
San Antonio Police Chief has retracted his initial statement dismissing a hate crime motive in the murder of actor Joss. The case is now being revisited with heightened attention to potential bias factors, WOAI reports.
Charles Barkley harshly criticized the San Antonio Spurs, labeling them the “dumbest basketball team in the history of civilization,” USA Today reports. His strong comments have sparked widespread debate among fans and analysts.
San Antonio Public Library now offers curbside pickup, enhancing safe access to books and resources. Patrons can reserve materials online and collect them without entering the building. This service supports community health and convenience.
A San Antonio student’s 3D-printed pin won a local contest, honoring veterans with a unique design. The award highlights creativity and community spirit in paying tribute to service members.
President Trump is set to address the nation Thursday, announcing the U.S. will impose a fee on passage through the Strait. Details are expected in the broadcast on News Radio 1200 WOAI.
San Antonio recorded its highest number of homicides in 30 years in 2022, with the overall crime rate also rising. Officials urge community action as law enforcement ramps up efforts to improve public safety.
Companies are shifting strategies as experts predict a manufacturing exodus from Canada. Businesses are ‘no longer in the wait and see mode,’ accelerating decisions amid rising costs and supply chain challenges.
EVO Entertainment Group is offering free film screenings to teachers and nurses as a thank-you for their service. The initiative aims to support frontline workers through community appreciation events.
A Honduran national with a history of child sex crimes was arrested for illegal re-entry into the U.S., authorities confirmed. The arrest highlights ongoing challenges in border security and offender monitoring.
Former President Donald Trump was booed by fans during the Knicks-Spurs NBA Finals game, marking the first time a sitting US president attended the championship. The reaction highlighted the polarized atmosphere at the event.
ICE spent $700 million acquiring seven detention warehouses but now seeks to offload them amid criticism over conditions and costs, raising questions about the agency’s management and future plans.
San Antonio city officials unveiled a plan to develop a downtown sports and entertainment district aimed at boosting tourism and local economy. The project includes new venues, dining, and public spaces.
The San Antonio Spurs are headed back to the NBA Finals, setting up an exciting rematch against the New York Knicks. Fans eagerly anticipate the clash as both teams vie for the championship title.
Two children were found dead in a burned vehicle in San Antonio. Police have charged the mother with capital murder. The investigation is ongoing. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
San Antonio International Airport has opened Military City USA, a new store celebrating the city’s rich military heritage. The shop offers locally made goods and honors San Antonio’s longstanding military community.