Texas voters cast their ballots in the March 2026 U.S. Senate primary, setting the stage for a highly competitive race. Early results indicate strong showings from key GOP and Democratic contenders, KSAT reports.
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A San Antonio man was sentenced to 10 years in prison following his conviction on drug trafficking and gun charges, KSAT reports. Authorities say the case highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal drug and weapon distribution in the city.
A U.S. senator criticized ICE operations at the San Antonio Immigration Court in a recently released video, raising concerns about enforcement practices and their impact on immigrant communities.
New texts reveal that Tony Gonzales asked a campaign aide for nude photos and sex in 2020, raising serious concerns about his conduct. The San Antonio Express-News has obtained and reviewed the messages.
A recent study reveals that independent gun shops in the US are the primary source of the most dangerous firearms trafficked into Mexico, fueling violence and organized crime across the border.
An explosion near a San Antonio data center injured one person, officials confirmed. The San Antonio Police Department is investigating the cause. No further injuries have been reported, and the area remains secure.
Tejano singer Bobby Pulido wins the Democratic nomination for Texas’ 15th Congressional District, marking a new chapter in his career as he seeks to represent his district in the U.S. House. Reported by ABC7 Los Angeles.
In the March 2026 primary for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District, candidates vied for their party’s nomination amid a crowded field. Early results indicate a tight race, with key contenders emerging. Full updates on KSAT.
A major Texas city has been named No. 1 in the U.S. for women-owned businesses, highlighting a thriving entrepreneurial spirit. The recognition underscores growth and support for female business leaders in the region.
Newly released records reveal that a US citizen was shot and killed by a federal immigration agent last year, raising questions about use-of-force policies and accountability within immigration enforcement agencies.
A San Antonio investor has pleaded guilty to orchestrating a massive Ponzi scheme that defrauded hundreds of victims. Authorities say the fraud involved millions in losses, highlighting ongoing challenges in investment oversight.
A veteran small business owner has been appointed to lead Supply SA’s new initiative aimed at boosting economic diversity in San Antonio, focusing on expanding opportunities for minority and local enterprises.
Time Out Worldwide unveils the “10 Best Cities to Visit in the USA Right Now – 2025.” From vibrant urban hubs to scenic escapes, these top picks promise unforgettable experiences for every traveler this year.
San Antonio continues to explore opportunities to attract another pro sports team. With a growing market and strong fan base, city officials and investors remain optimistic about future franchise prospects. KSAT Explains.
A man is wanted by US Marshals after escaping the San Antonio Federal Reentry Center, officials confirm. Authorities are actively searching for the fugitive and urge the public to report any information to law enforcement.
A Texas sheriff urges migrants to remain in the U.S., claiming Florida Governor DeSantis has made them victims of a crime by relocating them. The remarks highlight ongoing tensions over migrant treatment and interstate transport.
Olympic medalists with San Antonio connections shared memories of their triumphs, reflecting on the city’s role in their athletic journeys. Their stories highlight local pride and enduring commitment to excellence.
US Rep. Tony Gonzales denies affair allegations with a former staffer, calling the claims an attempt at blackmail. The El Paso Times reports the congressman firmly rejects the accusations amid ongoing scrutiny.
An ethics investigation into U.S. Rep. Henry Gonzales over an alleged affair with a staffer has been underway for several months, his attorney confirmed. The probe raises questions about workplace conduct and congressional ethics.
ICE shooter Jonathan Ross is reportedly married to a Filipina immigrant who relocated to the U.S., sources reveal. The details come amid ongoing investigations in San Antonio, shedding light on his personal connections.