Parents and advocates warn that dismantling the Department of Education would strip vital resources from disabled children, jeopardizing access to essential support and educational services, CNN reports.
A civilian employee known as the ‘Gucci Goddess’ was sentenced to 15 years in prison for orchestrating a $100 million fraud scheme targeting the U.S. Army, KSAT reports. The case highlights major vulnerabilities in military contracting.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against San Antonio in a legal fee dispute, upholding a lower court’s decision. The ruling marks a significant precedent in municipal financial liabilities, impacting future city legal costs.
San Antonio Spurs guard Derrick White suffered a head injury during the team’s loss to Australia, raising concerns about his condition. Further updates on White’s health are expected soon.
Turning Point USA announces plans to back J.D. Vance for president in 2028, according to spokesperson Erika Kirk. The conservative youth group aims to mobilize support for Vance’s campaign early.
A San Antonio private university has achieved a near No. 1 national ranking, underscoring its academic excellence and growing prestige. The recognition highlights the institution’s commitment to quality education.
The US federal government has shut down after the Senate failed to pass funding plans on time. Essential services remain, but many agencies face closures until a funding deal is reached. Negotiations continue.
OPERA San Antonio, the United States Institute for Theatre Technology, and Disney Live Entertainment have launched a new BIPOC Designer Fellowship. The initiative supports emerging diverse talent in theatre design.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the nonprofit arm of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, advances economic growth and workforce development through research, education, and public-private partnerships nationwide.
An FBI report reveals that Texas border cities experienced lower murder rates compared to other major U.S. cities, challenging common perceptions about crime along the border. Details reported by Texas Public Radio.
Explore every US Navy ship deployed to Latin America, including the world’s largest aircraft carrier. This comprehensive overview highlights strategic naval presence and maritime power in the region.
San Antonio Spurs shooting guard Devin Vassell embraces his role as the team’s “defensive anchor,” showcasing his commitment to lockdown defense and leadership on the court, Sports Illustrated reports.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against an adult swimming organization for permitting transgender athletes to compete at a San Antonio event, citing unfair competition and violations of state law.
A winning $1.8 billion Powerball ticket was purchased in Texas Wine Country, marking one of the largest jackpots in U.S. history. The lucky buyer has yet to come forward, sparking excitement across the region.
San Antonio’s mayor defied convention, honing leadership skills through community activism and grassroots work. Her unique path fuels fresh perspectives in city governance, reshaping local politics with hands-on experience.
KABB asks viewers: How has inflation impacted your daily life? Rising costs are affecting families across San Antonio, from grocery bills to fuel expenses. Share your story and see how others are coping.
San Antonio police’s 2024 crime report reveals key trends: overall crime decline, a drop in violent offenses, rising property crimes, targeted community policing efforts, and ongoing focus on traffic safety enforcement.
Texans mourn the loss of beloved I-35 landmarks as longtime chili dog stands close. These iconic roadside spots, cherished for decades, evoke nostalgia and mark the end of an era along the busy Texas corridor.
The San Antonio Spurs have unveiled a banner honoring legendary former coach Gregg Popovich, celebrating his impactful career and lasting legacy with the franchise. The tribute highlights Popovich’s contributions to the team’s success.
Clark will make her USA Basketball national team camp debut, joined by fellow first-timers Reese and Bueckers. The trio aims to impress coaches ahead of upcoming international competitions, marking a key step in their careers.