Turning Point USA has announced plans for a memorial service honoring Charlie Kirk. The event details are set to be released soon, commemorating the conservative activist’s impact. More updates to follow.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will face the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Cup semi-final, setting the stage for a high-stakes clash between two Western Conference rivals. The winner advances to the final.
Several candidates are vying for Texas’ U.S. Senate seat in the upcoming election. Key contenders include incumbent Senator Ted Cruz and challengers from both parties, promising a competitive race. Details on KSAT.
Country star Luke Bryan is opening a unique hybrid business-a coffee shop inside a laundromat. This innovative concept aims to create a cozy, convenient spot for locals to enjoy both fresh brews and laundry in one stop.
A recent trip to Fort Hood aimed to foster better understanding of Army life and missions, encouraging participants to become informed advocates for the military community and its initiatives.
Authorities recovered over $250,000 in cash during a traffic stop involving a French bulldog in Texas. The unexpected discovery highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal smuggling and money laundering.
Google launches an initiative to boost San Antonio small businesses by enhancing their online presence and local search visibility, aiming to drive growth and connect them with more customers in the community.
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle has announced a new off-court business venture, expanding his influence beyond basketball. The initiative aims to boost community engagement and entrepreneurship.
A San Antonio woman has been sentenced to prison for defrauding a COVID-19 aid program. Authorities say she unlawfully obtained funds meant to support struggling businesses during the pandemic.
The US government remains partially closed as the Senate passes a funding bill, awaiting the House’s return to approve and reopen federal operations. Lawmakers face mounting pressure to resolve the impasse promptly.
San Antonio rapper Gross Angel bridges fighting games, comics, and hip-hop, creating a unique sound that resonates locally. His fusion of pop culture and music highlights the city’s vibrant, diverse creative scene.
Teacher complaints in Texas have surged to 350 amid controversy surrounding Charlie Kirk’s involvement in education. The spike highlights growing tensions over curriculum and political influence in schools, reports MySA.
A former San Antonio attorney was sentenced to 50 years in prison for wire fraud and money laundering, KSAT reports. The lengthy sentence marks a significant crackdown on financial crimes in the region.
Victor Wembanyama is “very close” to returning as the San Antonio Spurs prepare for their upcoming trip to Las Vegas, sources tell Sports Illustrated. The star forward’s comeback could boost the team’s preseason momentum.
The federal government is funding the San Antonio airport expansion despite budget cuts in Washington, D.C. This investment aims to boost regional growth and improve infrastructure amid nationwide fiscal tightening.
As the Toronto Raptors prepare to face the San Antonio Spurs, five key questions emerge: Can the Raptors’ defense contain Spurs’ offense? Will star players deliver under pressure? How will coaching strategies shape the game?
The Warrior Games are set to make their debut in Military City USA, San Antonio. This marks a significant milestone, highlighting the city’s commitment to honoring and supporting wounded veterans through adaptive sports.
San Antonio’s bid to host the Army Western Hemisphere Command has fallen short, with the Department of Defense selecting an alternative location. The loss marks a setback for the city’s economic and strategic ambitions.
San Antonio City Council is set to discuss plans for a new Spurs arena and a downtown entertainment district. The proposal aims to boost local economy and revitalization, drawing community and business interest. – KSAT
Times Higher Education’s 2022 ranking highlights the best private universities in the U.S., with elite institutions like Harvard, Stanford, and MIT leading the list for academic excellence and research impact.