The Edwards Aquifer continues to sit well below normal, according to experts. SAN ANTONIO — Some of us were lucky enough to get rain over the past few days and our lawns most definitely needed it. But those showers and storms were just a drop in the bucket for this area of Texas that’s been … Read more
A bad season just got worse for the Cowboys. DALLAS — Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is expected to miss several weeks with a hamstring injury, according to multiple reports Monday. The Cowboys signal-caller injured his hamstring during Sunday’s loss against the Atlanta Falcons and had to leave the game early. He also suffered from … Read more
The victim was taken to the hospital for his injuries. SAN ANTONIO — A man was shot at a gas station on the south side of town early Monday afternoon, according to police. Officers responded just after 11 a.m. near Goliad Road and Southeast Military Drive to a call for a shooting in progress. A … Read more
“It’s been nice to see us respond to that,” said Interim Head Coach Mitch Johnson. SAN ANTONIO — There was a common word San Antonio Spurs‘ Gregg Popovich kept repeating during the preseason and early games of the new season: Physicality. The Spurs head coach kept focusing on physicality, whether it be the team being less … Read more
“It’s been nice to see us respond to that,” said Interim Head Coach Mitch Johnson. SAN ANTONIO — There was a common word San Antonio Spurs‘ Gregg Popovich kept repeating during the preseason and early games of the new season: Physicality. The Spurs head coach kept focusing on physicality, whether it be the team being less … Read more
“The margin of the election will likely determine whether pundits classify Texas as a red state or a battleground state in 2026 and 2028,” Dr. Kenneth Wink said. TYLER, Texas — A newly released poll from the UT Tyler Center for Opinion Research shows that former President Donald J. Trump and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz … Read more
As the city prepared to host millions of spectators for the Games, renovations allegedly pushed thousands of migrants and squatters out. PARIS, France — Nearly 20,000 people were forcibly displaced in the lead-up to the Paris Olympics from tent camps or shelters in the Paris region, a coalition of more than 100 community groups said … Read more