Texas A&M University–San Antonio earned recognition in U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 rankings, highlighting its growing reputation for academic excellence and value among America’s best colleges.
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A wanted fugitive, evading capture for seven years, was tracked to South Africa and arrested, authorities confirmed. The arrest marks the end of a lengthy international manhunt. Details remain under investigation.
Two San Antonio hotels have been named among the spookiest stays in the U.S., earning a spot on the list of America’s most haunted. Both locations attract thrill-seekers and paranormal enthusiasts alike.
McDonald’s is bringing back the McRib this week, sparking excitement among fans nationwide. The limited-time sandwich will be available at select locations. Find out where to get your McRib, exclusively on USA Today.
A wrong-way crash on U.S. 281 downtown caused significant delays during the Monday morning commute, prompting detours and emergency response. Authorities urge drivers to avoid the area until cleared.
Fans can now catch the San Antonio Spurs live on DAZN, offering seamless streaming of all games. Subscribe to DAZN for exclusive access and never miss a moment of Spurs action this season.
New reports reveal Knicks owner James Dolan was pressured into awarding extra championship rings, sparking controversy within the franchise. The move raises questions about team traditions and Dolan’s leadership.
Two pilots safely ejected from a military training jet in Texas after a landing gear malfunction during a routine flight. Emergency crews responded promptly; no injuries reported. The cause of the issue is under investigation.
Following tense U.S. elections, concerns rise over potential unrest reminiscent of France’s protests. Experts weigh whether a Democratic victory could spark nationwide demonstrations akin to those seen abroad.
A San Antonio woman alleges ICE officers stopped her based on her skin color, raising concerns over racial profiling. The incident has sparked calls for greater accountability within immigration enforcement.
Former President Trump faced interruptions from protesters while campaigning in Texas to rally voter support for Attorney General Ken Paxton’s US Senate bid, highlighting tensions ahead of the crucial race.
Disgraced former U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales reportedly spent tens of thousands in campaign funds on companies managed by his wife, raising ethical concerns, according to a KSAT investigation.
A Guatemalan national extradited to the U.S. has been sentenced for involvement in a 2022 mass casualty alien smuggling event, the Department of Justice announced. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking.
The Tripoli ARG and 31st MEU have returned from a successful deployment with the U.S. 5th and 7th Fleets. The forces enhanced regional security and conducted joint operations across several key maritime areas.
Farm workers in the US south-west face heightened risk as a screwworm outbreak spreads across the region. The infestation threatens livestock health and local agriculture, prompting urgent containment efforts.
A massive brawl erupted during the Spurs vs. Thunder game after De’Aaron Fox shoved Chet Holmgren. Victor Wembanyama quickly got involved, escalating tensions on the court in a heated confrontation.
USS San Antonio (LPD 17) has returned to Norfolk after a successful deployment to the U.S. 4th Fleet area of operations. The ship supported regional security and partnership missions throughout the deployment.
A US airman who tragically died after falling during a rappel at a Texas college football game has been identified. Authorities continue investigating the incident to determine the cause. Further updates are pending.
A US Airman who died after a rappel fall during a college football game in Texas has been identified, authorities confirmed. The incident occurred amid pre-game activities, prompting an investigation.
A U.S. Airman died following a rappelling accident at a University of Texas at San Antonio football game, authorities confirmed. The incident occurred during halftime activities, prompting an ongoing investigation.