A luxury plane from Qatar, poised to replace Air Force One, remains on standby in San Antonio. The aircraft’s advanced features signal a shift in presidential travel logistics, NPR reports.
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The Trump administration plans to close 34 National Park Service offices, including the one at San Antonio Missions, Texas’ only UNESCO World Heritage site. The move raises concerns over access and preservation efforts.
The U.S. has sent 68 migrants back to Honduras and Colombia in its first voluntary deportation effort, marking a significant shift in immigration enforcement and repatriation policies, NPR reports.
The City of San Antonio’s Open Government Request portal (.gov) provides residents transparent access to public records and data. This initiative strengthens accountability and promotes civic engagement in local governance.
The NSA Cryptologic Centers serve as vital hubs for national security, specializing in signals intelligence and cybersecurity. These facilities support critical missions to protect U.S. interests in the digital age.
U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales secured victory in the Texas primary runoff against gun influencer Brandon Herrera, solidifying his GOP bid for re-election, according to The Texas Tribune.
A Texas representative has dubbed Elon Musk the “Grinch” amid concerns over a looming government shutdown. The remark highlights growing tensions as Musk’s actions and the shutdown’s impact draw sharp criticism.
Now 50, twin brothers Julián and Joaquin Castro remain influential figures in Texas politics. Their enduring commitment and high expectations continue to shape San Antonio’s political landscape and beyond.
Recent shootings targeting ICE offices in Texas have been linked to escalating political rhetoric, officials say. The incidents highlight growing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement in the region.
Live updates: Ted Cruz secures a third term in the U.S. Senate, confirmed by vote counts. Follow the San Antonio Express-News for comprehensive coverage and analysis of the election results.
A Texas border Republican has accused the GOP of exploiting the immigration crisis for political gain, calling for a focus on practical solutions rather than partisan rhetoric, The Texas Tribune reports.
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The 2024 elections in the San Antonio area feature key local and state races shaping the region’s future. Voters should watch closely as candidates address issues from education to public safety. Stay informed with Axios.
Gregg Popovich’s retirement marks the end of an era in the sports world. Revered for his leadership and impact, the Golden State Warriors and Austin American-Statesman reflect on the void left by the legendary coach’s departure.
Migrants are increasingly taking dangerous routes to reach the US amid tightening border controls, heightening risks of injury, exploitation, and death, CNN reports. Authorities urge caution and emphasize legal channels.
Federal budget cuts proposed by the Trump administration could reduce funding for veteran services in San Antonio, potentially impacting healthcare, housing, and job programs for thousands of local veterans, sources say.
Texas charter schools run by Turkish immigrants face pressure amid Ankara’s crackdown, The San Antonio Report reveals. The Erdogan government targets these institutions over alleged political ties.
Voters in San Antonio can cast their ballots on Nov. 5, 2024. Polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Early voting locations and mail-in ballot details are available via Bexar County election officials.
Cherokee Federal expands its presence in Military City, USA with a new office in San Antonio. The move strengthens the company’s commitment to serving defense clients and bolsters local economic growth.
The federal government has reversed its stance, restoring legal status for UTSA students affected by previous policy changes. This move ensures continued access to education and federal benefits for impacted individuals.