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Leading SA: The impact of the World Affairs Council of San Antonio

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SAN ANTONIO – Armen Babajanian, executive director of the World Affairs Council of San Antonio, joined Leading SA to discuss the organization’s impact on San Antonio and its efforts to raise local awareness of international issues. Founded in 1982, the council is a nonpartisan educational forum focused on foreign policy. “There are several entities actively … Read more

Leading SA: San Antonio Board of Realtors chairman discusses the city’s housing market

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SAN ANTONIO – William Curtis, chairman of the San Antonio Board of Realtors, joined Leading SA to discuss the current state of the local housing market. Despite rising interest rates nationally, Curtis said San Antonio’s housing market remains stable. “One of the beautiful things about San Antonio is our highs are never so high, and … Read more

Audrii Cunningham latest: Here’s what we know about person of interest Don Steven McDougal

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Before Don Steven McDougal, 42, was named a person of interest, his vehicle, a dark blue Chevrolet, was identified as a vehicle of interest in the search for Audrii. LIVINGSTON, Texas — The Texas Department of Public Safety posted the identity of a man who is among their persons of interest in the search for … Read more

Rain pushes Daytona 500 to Monday in first outright postponement since 2012

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — NASCAR has postponed the season-opening Daytona 500 until Monday because of two days of rain at Daytona International Speedway. The race was scheduled to begin Sunday afternoon but amid heavy doubts that the green flag would wave on time, if at all. The final practice for the event was canceled Saturday, … Read more