Exclusive: Allegations of fraud have surfaced in the pipeline facilitating Australian players’ recruitment to U.S. college football. KABB investigates claims of misleading practices impacting aspiring athletes.
San Antonio launches the first U.S. program offering an innovative approach for children with autism. This new initiative aims to improve therapy outcomes and support families with tailored services.
The U.S. has sent 68 migrants back to Honduras and Colombia in its first voluntary deportation effort, marking a significant shift in immigration enforcement and repatriation policies, NPR reports.
Miss Texas, a Filipino American, made history as the first from her community to win the Miss USA title. Her victory marks a significant milestone, celebrated nationwide for its cultural and representation impact.
Toyota will invest $6.5 million to enhance STEM education and workforce development at East Central ISD in San Antonio, aiming to equip students with skills for future job markets.
U.S. Army North recently announced a change in command, marking a new leadership chapter. The transition aims to strengthen regional defense and enhance military readiness. More details in The Business Journals.
De’Aaron Fox has been traded to the San Antonio Spurs in a major three-team NBA trade, shaking up the league’s landscape. The blockbuster deal marks a significant move for all teams involved.
San Antonio has cracked the top 10 best places to live in Texas, according to a recent magazine ranking. The city’s strong economy, vibrant culture, and affordable housing contributed to its rise.
San Antonio postal workers held a rally Thursday to oppose proposed USPS changes they say threaten service quality and job security. The union urges officials to reconsider before implementing reforms.
The City of San Antonio’s Open Government Request portal (.gov) provides residents transparent access to public records and data. This initiative strengthens accountability and promotes civic engagement in local governance.
SeaWorld Entertainment and Sesame Workshop have announced the location of their new Sesame Place theme park. This collaboration aims to create an immersive, family-friendly destination featuring beloved Sesame Street characters.
Parents voice concern as potential Department of Education layoffs threaten support for special needs children. Advocates warn cuts could disrupt vital services and hinder student progress. WOAI reports ongoing community calls for action.
ERO San Antonio has arrested a known Mexican drug cartel leader wanted for organized crime in Mexico, officials announced. The capture highlights continued U.S. efforts to combat cross-border criminal networks.
Ice accumulation caused significant damage to a Topgolf net in San Antonio, disrupting operations amid the city’s rare winter weather. Officials are assessing the impact and planning repairs to restore normal activity.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich sharply criticized President Trump, calling his actions “embarrassing.” Popovich, known for his candid commentary, voiced strong disapproval amid ongoing political tensions.
San Antonio Archbishop Jose Gomez expressed hope following the announcement of the new pope, emphasizing faith with the words, “God is with us.” His statement highlights unity and spiritual guidance for the Catholic community.
Economic uncertainty drives a surge in gold prices, sparking a buying frenzy among U.S. jewelry merchants. As investors seek safe havens, retailers report increased demand for gold pieces and bullion.
The NSA Cryptologic Centers serve as vital hubs for national security, specializing in signals intelligence and cybersecurity. These facilities support critical missions to protect U.S. interests in the digital age.
Fans of “The Last of Us” are eagerly analyzing clues to pinpoint the show’s Austin setting. MySA explores theories as viewers decode locations and landmarks in the hit series’ latest episodes.
President Trump has signed an executive order aimed at dismantling the U.S. Education Department, shifting control over education to states. The move marks a significant shift in federal education policy.