Puck drops on men’s hockey at the Milan Cortina Olympics with NHL players

The return of the best players in the world to the Olympics got off to a frantic, fast-paced start on Wednesday. MILAN, Metropolitan City of Milan — Martin Fehervary was still catching his breath. Fresh off the ice from playing in the first men’s hockey game at the Milan Cortina Olympics, the defenseman from Slovakia knew … Read more

High-tech surveillance and stronger mailboxes help deter theft in northwest-side neighborhood

Andrew Gonzalez was able to upload a text-to-speech prompt to his camera system to serve as an alarm, which scared off one individual early Sunday morning. SAN ANTONIO — One northwest-side neighborhood is ramping up security after years of dealing with mail theft in their neighborhood near Leon Valley. The Copper Canyon community is fighting … Read more

NISD contending with deaths of 4 high school students in 2 weeks, including high school football player

A junior student-athlete at Stevens High School died early Wednesday morning, hours after passing out at football practice, the district said. SAN ANTONIO — The Northside ISD community is mourning the losses of four active and former high school students who have died since the start of February, district officials say. Two who attended Marshall … Read more

Hershey’s to sell limited-edition chocolate medals during Winter Olympics: How you can score one

Ahead of the official launch, Hershey’s gave some fans an early taste. WASHINGTON — Ever wondered what an Olympic gold medal might taste like? During the 2026 Winter Olympics, Hershey’s is offering fans a chocolate stand-in. Hershey’s announced it will sell limited-edition chocolate medals, wrapped in gold foil, during the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. The collectible … Read more

Voter Guide 2026 | What to know before the March primaries in Bexar County

Residents will weigh in on races with major implications ahead of November, including the Bexar County judge showdown between Ron Nirenberg and Peter Sakai. SAN ANTONIO — It’s election season once more, which in historically blue Bexar County means a handful of key Democratic races in which the winner can expect to have a head … Read more

Japanese manufacturer’s first US plant expected to boost San Antonio economy, create 1,500 jobs

Sanko’s new manufacturing facility on San Antonio’s south side promises 1,500 jobs awhile bolstering economic ties between the U.S. and Japan. SAN ANTONIO — A groundbreaking ceremony was held on the south side for a new manufacturing facility Wednesday.  The Japanese-based company Sanko is building the facility just across from the Toyota plant off Watson … Read more