Bob Krueger, the last Democrat from Texas to serve in the U.S. Senate, has died at 86. A noted diplomat and scholar, Krueger’s legacy marked a pivotal era in Texas politics.
The Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon has unveiled its 2024 entertainment line-up for the final races. Fans can expect a dynamic mix of live music and performances, enhancing the running experience with high-energy acts.
Former President Donald Trump has signed an executive order proposing the dissolution of the U.S. Department of Education, sparking debate over federal roles in schooling. Critics warn of major impacts on national education policy.
This week, 270 new immigration cases were filed in the Western District of Texas, reflecting ongoing enforcement efforts amid rising border activity, according to the Odessa American. Authorities continue processing cases rapidly.
A San Antonio food truck business is under federal scrutiny in a $1 million fraud investigation. Authorities allege the company submitted false claims, sparking a probe into possible financial misconduct.
The inaugural San Antonio Marathon is set to launch in December 2025, attracting runners nationwide. The event aims to boost local tourism and highlight the city’s vibrant culture and landmarks.
Stephon Castle’s final injury status for the Spurs-Pacers preseason game remains uncertain. Team officials report he is still recovering, with a game-time decision expected as the tip-off approaches.
The AP News reports on the challenges faced by families of U.S. troops facing deportation. Legal complexities and emotional toll highlight the struggle to keep military families united amid immigration enforcement.
The government shutdown has halted Halloween events at U.S. military bases, including Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA). Families and service members face canceled festivities amid ongoing funding delays, dimming holiday spirit on base.
San Antonio is emerging as a hotspot for influencers, drawn by its vibrant culture, affordable lifestyle, and growing digital community, fueling a trend of social media creators relocating to the Texas city.
As the school year approaches, many parents are exploring alternatives like private tutors amid ongoing concerns over in-person learning. Families seek personalized support to ensure academic progress, reports KABB.
A Texas sheriff has filed criminal charges related to the transport of migrants from San Antonio to Massachusetts, spotlighting ongoing disputes over migrant relocation efforts in Florida.
A San Antonio woman who operated a tax preparation business out of an adult bookstore has avoided prison. The unusual case drew local attention, ending with a sentencing that spared her incarceration.
The San Antonio Spurs have delivered harsh news regarding star rookie Victor Wembanyama, who will miss significant time due to injury. This setback raises concerns about the team’s season outlook.
Oh, Canada! A new breakfast spot inspired by Canadian flavors is opening in San Antonio. Expect classic dishes with a maple twist, offering locals a fresh morning dining experience.
Hillary Clinton is set to visit San Antonio following the recent Democratic debate. The event aims to engage local voters and discuss key policy issues ahead of the upcoming election cycle.
A new study finds San Antonio is the U.S. metro area most harmed by Trump’s trade war with Canada. The city faces job losses and economic setbacks due to tariffs and disrupted supply chains.
In March 2026, SV Darmstadt 98, known as the Lilies, will face a crucial away match in San Antonio. Fans await this pivotal clash as the team aims to strengthen its position in the league standings.
A reader criticizes the “Big Beautiful Bill,” arguing it creates financial barriers for San Antonians seeking education. The Houston Chronicle highlights concerns over rising costs and limited access to affordable learning.
Nine migrants were found dead in a truck abandoned in a San Antonio parking lot, highlighting the deadly risks of human smuggling. Authorities continue investigating the tragic incident.