Seven San Antonio police officers were shot by a barricaded suspect, authorities reported. The incident unfolded during a standoff, with emergency responders on the scene. Investigation and medical aid are ongoing.
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.
Shakira announces a major change for her San Antonio concert, updating fans on new show details and ticket information. The Colombian pop star promises an unforgettable experience for attendees.
NPR’s series “Week 1: Why America’s Schools Have A Money Problem” explores the persistent funding gaps in U.S. education, highlighting how inequalities impact resources, student opportunities, and overall school quality nationwide.
San Antonio has been ranked among the most dangerous cities in the nation, according to a recent KSAT report. The city’s rising crime rates highlight growing concerns for residents and local authorities.
A Korean-based supplier for Tesla is set to create over 300 jobs at its first Texas site, boosting local employment and supporting the EV giant’s expanding production network, according to MySA.
The New York Knicks fell to the San Antonio Spurs 112-105 in the season opener, struggling to contain the Spurs’ offense. Despite strong efforts, New York couldn’t secure the win at home, setting a challenging tone for the season.
Olympic legend Sue Bird has been named the first managing director of the USA Basketball women’s national team, marking a historic step in leadership for the program, KSAT reports.
Gregg Popovich announced his transition from head coach to “El Jefe” of the San Antonio Spurs, signaling a new leadership role while stepping back from daily coaching duties. The franchise embraces a fresh chapter with the NBA legend.
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.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas has been crowned one of the top theme parks in the U.S., according to MySA. The park’s thrilling rides and family-friendly attractions continue to draw crowds statewide and beyond.
Texas ranks prominently in the latest U.S. News Best States Rankings, reflecting strengths in economy and infrastructure but facing challenges in health and education sectors. The Lone Star State shows mixed results overall.
Hate crimes surged to record highs in 2023, driven by rising polarization, social media influence, and economic stress. Experts warn these factors create a “perfect storm” that could further escalate violence.
Carlos Alvarez, a prominent San Antonio business leader and philanthropist, has died at 73. Known for his impactful community work, Alvarez leaves a lasting legacy in Texas. More details from Texas Public Radio.
Exclusive: Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama’s first big purchase surprises fans—a custom-made vintage bike. The unexpected choice reflects his unique personality off the court, highlighting a blend of luxury and simplicity.
Thirteen U.S. cardinals are eligible to vote in the upcoming papal conclave, playing a crucial role in selecting the next pope. These influential church leaders represent diverse views within the American Catholic Church.
San Antonio faces major disruptions as a looming government shutdown threatens funding for key federal services. Local agencies brace for impact amid stalled negotiations in Washington.
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.
UTSA graduate wins “Love Island USA” season, making headlines with a surprising reality TV victory. The San Antonio native’s journey captivated fans nationwide on the popular dating show.
Despite efforts to boost science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education, the U.S. continues to lag behind global peers, risking future innovation and economic competitiveness, MySA reports.