A Qatari jet once sought by former President Trump as Air Force One is currently stationed at San Antonio International Airport, drawing attention amid ongoing aircraft upgrades for the U.S. fleet.
Author: William Green
William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
USA Today reports allegations that San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich compromised the game’s integrity. Details remain unclear as the NBA investigates claims of misconduct during recent matches.
The alleged leader of the Quintero drug trafficking enterprise has been extradited from Mexico to the U.S., the Department of Justice announced. The extradition marks a key step in dismantling the cross-border cartel.
Teen DJs in San Antonio are spotlighting local music talent, blending fresh beats with hometown pride. Their rising influence is energizing the city’s music scene, showcasing new voices and sounds.
Halloween weekend in San Antonio turned deadly with three fatalities and multiple injuries reported in a series of shootings and crashes, authorities confirm. Investigations are ongoing.
Texas Rep. James Talarico has officially entered the U.S. Senate race, aiming to challenge incumbent Senator John Cornyn. His campaign focuses on education, healthcare, and economic opportunities.
The San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame inducted five new members in its 2023 class, celebrating athletes and contributors who have made significant impacts on the city’s sports community.
A San Antonio private university has achieved a near No. 1 national ranking, underscoring its academic excellence and growing prestige. The recognition highlights the institution’s commitment to quality education.
A recent KLAQ report reveals several Texas cities rank among the least educated in the USA, citing low graduation rates and limited access to higher education as key factors influencing this trend.
Unusual U.S. warning signs spotted near the Texas-Mexico border have prompted a federal investigation. Authorities are probing the origin and intent behind these mysterious alerts raising cross-border concerns.
The San Antonio Spurs face a significant setback as Victor Wembanyama suffers a new injury, raising concerns about his availability and the team’s prospects this season, sources confirm. Further updates expected soon.
The USDA has imposed sanctions on a South Texas produce seller following violations of federal regulations. The move aims to ensure compliance and protect public health within the agricultural sector.
Global manufacturer JCB announces its San Antonio factory as a key investment in the U.S., aiming to boost local production and create jobs. The move underscores confidence in the American market.
A father and son from San Antonio have been arrested in connection with the U.S. Capitol insurrection. Authorities allege their involvement in the January 6 attack, as investigations continue.
Wounded warriors are set to arrive in San Antonio for the 2020 athletic competition, showcasing resilience and strength. The event highlights their determination and community support in this inspiring annual gathering.
Texas teen set to debut in the emotional drama series ‘This Is Us.’ The young actor’s role promises a fresh perspective in the acclaimed show, highlighting new talent from the Lone Star State. Read more on MySA.
A massive brawl erupted at a San Antonio sports bar, captured on video and quickly going viral. The chaotic incident has raised concerns over safety at local venues, prompting calls for increased security measures.
Nell Fortner, renowned basketball coach and analyst, shares insights in a recent MySA feature. The article highlights her coaching legacy and impact on women’s basketball nationally and in Texas.
The NBA Paris Games feature a thrilling showdown between the Indiana Pacers and San Antonio Spurs. Experts share odds, picks, and predictions as fans eagerly anticipate this international matchup.
The Trump administration has canceled multiple flights between the US and Mexico, citing security concerns. The move has sparked outrage, with critics calling it a “continued abuse” disrupting travel and commerce.