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More than 200 individuals took the oath of citizenship in a historic naturalization ceremony at the Alamo, marking a significant moment as they officially became U.S. citizens. The event celebrated diversity and new beginnings.
US warships may arrive off Venezuela’s coast by this weekend as part of an operation targeting drug cartels, Al Jazeera reports. The move aims to disrupt trafficking amid rising regional tensions.
The federal government has paused operations at a Job Corps Center, displacing numerous students. The move raises concerns over job training disruptions amid ongoing administrative challenges. (WOAI)
San Antonio, known as “Military City USA,” honors its fallen servicemembers daily through memorials, ceremonies, and community events that reflect the city’s deep military roots and ongoing commitment to remembrance.
The Justice Department has appointed a new interim U.S. attorney for the Western District of Texas. The move aims to maintain continuity in federal prosecutions amid leadership changes.
US Rep. Chip Roy, once an aide to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and now a political adversary, has announced his bid for Texas AG. The race sets up a high-stakes contest in the state’s top legal office.
The San Antonio-New Braunfels region tops U.S. areas reliant on Canada as an export partner, according to a new report. The Texas Public Radio story highlights growing cross-border trade ties.
The US military is deploying over 4,000 additional troops to waters around Latin America as part of former President Trump’s counter-cartel mission, aiming to intensify efforts against drug trafficking networks, CNN reports.
President Joe Biden called the deaths of migrants in San Antonio “horrifying and heartbreaking,” condemning political grandstanding surrounding the tragedy. He emphasized the need for compassionate immigration policies.
San Antonio Report presents a visionary glimpse of San Antonio and other U.S. cities in 2030, exploring urban growth, technology, and sustainability shaping America’s future landscapes.
A surprising Texas city is drawing thousands of retirees annually, thanks to its low cost of living, vibrant community, and scenic surroundings. Discover why this hidden gem is becoming a top retirement destination.
San Antonio is not officially a sanctuary city, but it has adopted policies limiting local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. The city aims to protect immigrant communities while complying with state and federal laws.
US Sen. Bernie Sanders will rally with US Rep. Greg Casar next week in San Antonio and Austin, highlighting progressive priorities ahead of upcoming elections. The events aim to energize local voters.
At a U.S. House hearing, a San Antonio Democrat stressed that “the details matter” in voting rights legislation, urging lawmakers to act decisively to protect and expand voter access nationwide.
Several US cities, including New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, have joined Los Angeles in protesting recent immigration raids. Officials cite concerns over community trust and civil rights violations.
San Antonio’s mayoral race heats up with a diverse field of candidates. The San Antonio Report provides a comprehensive list of who’s running, highlighting key contenders and their platforms.
Texas storms have reignited debate over former President Trump’s proposed cuts to the National Weather Service. Critics argue reduced funding could hinder emergency response and weather forecasting accuracy, raising public safety concerns.
The Texas redistricting standoff intensifies, with national implications for U.S. political power. The delay threatens to reshape congressional representation and influence the 2024 elections, heightening partisan tensions.
San Antonio Mayor emphasizes education as critical for Latino success, highlighting programs aimed at closing achievement gaps and expanding access to quality learning. He calls it vital for the city’s future prosperity.