Bumble joins tech lay off trend, cuts a third of its staff
This is the first big move for the company’s new CEO.
Texans’ defensive end Dylan Horton reveals cancer diagnosis, says he’s in remission
Horton said he was diagnosed on Dec. 1 with stage 4 Hodgkins lymphoma, but is in remission. HOUSTON — Houston Texans defensive end Dylan Horton shared big news about his health on social media Monday. The team released a statement on X, formerly Twitter, from Horton, who revealed that in December, he was diagnosed with … Read more
Double-double performance in Wembanyama return not enough as Spurs fall to Warriors, 112-102
Victor Wembanyama had 27 points and 14 rebounds in his return from a one-game absence after spraining his right ankle in Tuesday’s loss in Houston. Jonathan Kuminga scored 21 points, Klay Thompson added 20 and the Golden State Warriors overcame a sluggish start to beat the San Antonio Spurs 112-102 on Monday night. San Antonio … Read more
INTERACTIVE MAP: April 2024 total solar eclipse path
Monday, April 8, 2024, the path of a rare total solar eclipse will pass through Texas, including parts of San Antonio and the Hill Country around 1:30 p.m. USING THE INTERACTIVE MAP: See if you will be in the path of totality, zoom into your neighborhood, or type your address using the magnifying glass on … Read more
Operation Gratitude gives back to airmen and first responders
SAN ANTONIO – A token of appreciation for those who serve and protect, right here in Military City USA. Volunteers began packing 5,000 care packages for new airmen and first responders at Tech Port Arena on Monday. “It makes a ton of difference, and it just brings you back to feeling like you’re cared about … Read more
Vigil held in Edinburg for national guardsmen, Border Patrol agent killed in RGV helicopter crash
EDINBURG, Texas – The City of Edinburg held a vigil on Monday to honor the two National Guard soldiers and Border Patrol agent who were killed in a helicopter crash along the U.S.-Mexico border. Chief Warrant Officer 2 Casey Frankoski, 28, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 John Grassia, 30, both with the New York National … Read more
The path to staying in the U.S. legally is getting more costly for migrants
SAN ANTONIO – Starting April 1, migrants seeking a legal path in the U.S. will have to pay more to file their applications; in many cases, the costs are going up over 100%. Immigration attorney Gerardo Menchaca says the filing process can be complex, time-consuming and high-tech, so many hire attorneys to help them. “Often, … Read more