A federal judge has largely attributed the 2017 Sutherland Springs mass shooting to U.S. government inaction, highlighting critical failures in background check systems and enforcement. The ruling underscores systemic gaps in gun control oversight.
San Antonio fans can crash out like Huda at upcoming “Love Island USA” watch parties, featuring themed drinks and lively viewing experiences. Join the fun and root for your favorite Islanders at local hotspots.
The MEDCoE Graduate Research and Education Symposium was held at the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, showcasing cutting-edge research and fostering collaboration among emerging medical scientists.
A woman suspected of killing dozens of children in her care has been sentenced to life in prison. Dubbed the “killer nurse,” her conviction brings closure to a harrowing case that shocked the community.
Becky Hammon reflects on her groundbreaking role as the San Antonio Spurs’ first female assistant coach, questioning, “Why couldn’t I be the first?” Her trailblazing journey marks a milestone in NBA history.
The US Attorney’s Office held a full press conference updating the sentencing related to the 2022 smuggling tragedy. Authorities detailed charges, penalties, and ongoing investigations in the KSAT report.
In San Antonio, Hispanic Democrats are gaining momentum, fueling ambitions for political leadership and influence in Texas. Their growing presence signals a shifting landscape in the state’s Democratic politics.
Hundreds gathered in downtown San Antonio to protest the US immigration policy and recent ICE crackdowns. Demonstrators voiced their distress, calling for urgent reforms and humane treatment of immigrants.
The film “India Sweets and Spices,” featuring a San Antonio actress, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. The movie explores cultural identity and family dynamics, marking a significant milestone for local talent.
Major General Leonard A. Patrick, renowned for his strategic leadership in the U.S. Air Force, has been instrumental in advancing defense initiatives. His career highlights include pivotal roles in operations and training programs.
A “Do not travel” warning has been issued for a large stretch of the Texas border amid rising safety concerns. Officials urge residents and travelers to avoid the area until further notice. More updates to follow.
A San Antonio businessman imprisoned on federal charges is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review his sentence, arguing it was excessive. His legal team claims key details were overlooked during sentencing.
The San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game, presented by H-E-B and KABB, showcases top local talent in a thrilling matchup. This annual event highlights rising stars and community spirit in high school football.
Congressman Kennedy announced the US is withdrawing funding from global vaccine alliance Gavi. The decision marks a significant shift in US support for international immunization efforts, raising concerns among health experts.
San Antonio’s status as a majority-minority city offers a powerful model for inclusivity and progress. The city’s diversity drives economic growth and cultural vibrancy, setting a national example to follow.
The infamous Annabelle doll, known for its haunted history, is currently on display in Arlington, Texas. Its visit has ignited online debates about paranormal activity and the doll’s eerie legacy, drawing curiosity and skepticism alike.
The Center for American Progress advocates a quality approach to school funding, emphasizing equitable resource distribution to boost student outcomes and close opportunity gaps nationwide.
Major US cities are successfully reducing violent crime through a systemic approach, not luck. By implementing targeted strategies and community partnerships, these urban centers are seeing measurable, lasting improvements.
San Antonio Magazine’s latest feature, “The Business of People,” explores how local leaders prioritize community and workforce development to drive economic growth in the city and beyond.
San Antonio Spurs star Manu Ginobili faces a potential absence at the start of the playoffs due to an injury, raising concerns about the team’s offensive depth and playoff readiness, USA Today reports.