A San Antonio fugitive was captured in Mexico and faces charges in three separate cases, including murder and kidnapping, authorities confirmed. The arrest marks a significant breakthrough in cross-border law enforcement efforts.
The new federal courthouse in downtown San Antonio has officially opened, featuring modern design and state-of-the-art facilities. The building aims to enhance judicial efficiency and serve the community with improved access to justice.
Celebrate Independence Day with the best 4th of July fireworks shows in and around San Antonio. From downtown displays to family-friendly events, CultureMap San Antonio highlights top spots for dazzling patriotic celebrations.
Brigadier General Randy P. Oakland, a distinguished leader in the U.S. Air Force, continues to drive innovation and strategic initiatives. His leadership on af.mil underscores commitment to national defense and mission excellence.
San Antonio Police Chief William McManus condemned the deadly tractor-trailer smuggling incident as a “crime against humanity.” Dozens of migrants died in the tragedy, highlighting ongoing human trafficking dangers.
South Texas rancher partners with Disabled Outdoorsmen US, promoting inclusive hunting and outdoor experiences. The collaboration highlights efforts to support veterans and disabled sportsmen in the region.
Susan Blackwood has been inducted into the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame, marking a celebrated career of leadership and impact in local sports. Her dedication continues to inspire the community.
Former U.S. Air Force Surgeon General will lead the Military Health Institute at UT Health San Antonio, bringing extensive military medical expertise to advance research and care for service members and veterans.
The husband of missing Texas mom Suzanne Simpson has been charged with her murder, authorities announced. Family members say the news has brought them a sense of peace amid the ongoing investigation.
Julián Castro officially announced his 2024 presidential bid, aiming to energize voters with a focus on economic opportunity and social justice. His campaign highlights Texas roots and national leadership.
Fifty-five years ago, the Rolling Stones played a chaotic show in San Antonio marked by technical failures and a restless crowd. The event, now infamous, remains a notable chapter in the band’s legendary history.
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio’s programs have earned new national rankings, highlighting UT Health San Antonio’s growing reputation for excellence in medical education and research.
Guadalupe County deputies and U.S. Marshals arrested a suspect wanted for child sex crimes, authorities report. The collaborative effort highlights ongoing commitment to protecting children and ensuring justice.
Texans express strong support for H-E-B amid challenges to its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The grocery giant’s commitment to community unity reinforces its beloved status statewide.
Swim meets in San Antonio spotlight top local and regional competitors, drawing fans and boosting community pride. Events highlight the city’s commitment to youth sports and aquatic excellence.
DAISO opens a new store in San Antonio, Texas, expanding its popular Japanese variety retail chain in the U.S. The store offers affordable household goods, stationery, and more to local shoppers.
Albert Bustamante, a prominent figure in San Antonio politics from 1935 to 2021, rose to influence before his career ended in scandal. His legacy is marked by both service and controversy.
“Texas Tailgate” gears up to compete in the 2023 USA Mullet Championships, aiming to capture the crown with their iconic mullet styles. The event highlights bold fashion and community spirit in San Antonio.
A criminal illegal immigrant listed on the 10 Most Wanted was captured in San Antonio, officials announced. The Texas Department of Public Safety confirmed the arrest, highlighting ongoing efforts to enhance public safety statewide.
Texas risks losing critical federal funding, oversight, and support for student programs if the Education Department is dismantled. This could hinder efforts to improve education equity and access statewide.