A San Antonio professor draws from experiences of European unrest to provide students with deeper insights into U.S. politics, highlighting global parallels in civic engagement and social movements.
Harlandale High senior’s exceptional percussion skills have secured him a spot in the elite U.S. Marine Band. His passion and dedication showcase the power of music to open prestigious opportunities.
San Antonio mom and former movie star sets sights on Olympic dreams. Juggling family life and intense training, she aims to represent the city on the world stage with determination and grit.
Lieutenant General Brian S. Robinson’s official biography on af.mil highlights his distinguished Air Force career, showcasing key leadership roles and achievements in advancing U.S. airpower and defense capabilities.
A recent HowStuffWorks report ranks U.S. cities by cost of crime per capita, revealing surprising hotspots where economic impact and safety concerns collide. The study highlights the true financial toll on residents nationwide.
A major transit company has filed for bankruptcy and is seeking to sell its San Antonio asset amid financial restructuring. The move aims to stabilize operations and address mounting debt.
Jenny Carnes has been named President and CEO of San Antonio Sports, bringing extensive leadership experience to the role. Her appointment marks a new chapter for the organization in driving sports and community engagement.
The death toll from severe flooding in Texas has risen as officials confirm additional fatalities. New flood watches are now in effect, urging residents to remain cautious amid ongoing heavy rains and swollen rivers.
As May 28 primary runoffs approach, five key races in San Antonio will shape the Republican and Democratic ballots. These contests are pivotal for local leadership and statewide influence. Voter turnout will be crucial.
It’s National Barbecue Day, and Yelp has named two Texas cities among the best for BBQ in America. Austin and Lockhart stand out for their exceptional smoked meats, solidifying Texas’ reputation as a BBQ powerhouse.
Texas faces criticism for efforts to downplay its history of slavery and racism in textbooks and public discourse. Advocates warn these moves risk erasing crucial historical truths, fueling ongoing debates about education and race.
After a sharp rise during the pandemic, homicide rates have dropped significantly across many U.S. cities, signaling a potential return to pre-pandemic crime levels, according to recent data analyzed by The New York Times.
Discover the latest wave of new and upcoming businesses and restaurants in the Northeast San Antonio Metrocom. Community Impact highlights vibrant additions set to boost local economy and dining options.
Russian and US space chiefs met to discuss ongoing cooperation in space exploration, emphasizing the importance of joint efforts amid geopolitical tensions, according to KSAT. The talks aim to sustain collaboration in orbit.
San Antonio advances in sports betting as new regulations take effect, allowing residents to legally place bets on major sports. This move aims to boost local economy while ensuring fair play and consumer protections.
A recent study ranks San Antonio among the dirtiest U.S. cities, citing issues like litter and pollution. Local officials acknowledge challenges but emphasize ongoing cleanup efforts, aiming to improve the city’s environmental image.
The 2024 Bexar County election results are in, with key races shaping local leadership. Stay informed on the latest updates and what these outcomes mean for San Antonio residents.
In 1987, Pope John Paul II drew thousands to a historic mass in San Antonio, marking a significant moment for the city’s Catholic community. The event highlighted the Pope’s widespread influence and enduring legacy.
Former Education Secretary Miguel Cardona headlines the San Antonio Report Education Forum, discussing key challenges and opportunities in education reform. The event draws attention to local and national policy debates.
Jeff Asher’s latest Substack explores how the drop in foreign passengers flying to the US offers new insights into interpreting crime data, highlighting the impact of travel patterns on crime statistics.