With more celebrations comes a higher risk of getting hurt in many ways. SAN ANTONIO — The Fourth of July is next Friday, and many people plan to celebrate over the holiday weekend. But those celebrations are also a high time for bodily injuries. There are many hazards that you need to keep a lookout … Read more
Three years after the deadliest migrant tragedy in U.S. history, two of the seven suspects were sentenced to prison. But when will the other five learn their fate? SAN ANTONIO — Three years to the day after 53 migrants were killed in the deadliest migrant tragedy in U.S. history, two of the seven suspects were … Read more
The scouts can earn a “Choose Kindness” badge as they learn how to stop bullying. SAN ANTONIO — Bullying is a growing epidemic across the entire world, including in south Texas. One well known organization is doing what it can to combat the problem, by tapping into the emotions of young women. The Girl Scouts … Read more
A reward up to $1,000 is being offered to the public. COMAL COUNTY, Texas — Authorities are currently looking for the suspects who illegally shot a deer, just a day after a previous incident where another buck was shot in New Braunfels. Texas Game Wardens say a white-tailed buck was shot on the night of … Read more
Spurs GM Brian Wright is thrilled with draft picks Dylan Harper and Carter Bryant, citing their versatility and potential. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Spurs General Manager Brian Wright expressed excitement following the 2025 NBA Draft, in which the team selected Dylan Harper with the second overall pick and Carter Bryant at No. 14. “I think … Read more
The Spurs will face the Philadelphia 76ers on July 10 in the NBA 2025 Las Vegas Summer League opener. SAN ANTONIO — The NBA has announced the San Antonio Spurs‘ schedule for the 2025 Las Vegas Summer League. The Summer Spurs will start against the 76ers and rookie VJ Edgecombe on July 10 and will … Read more
Proposals in the federal budget bill would cut the maximum Pell Grant award amount by $1,500 and take away eligibility for students enrolled less than half-time. THE TEXAS TRIBUNE – Nearly half a million Texas students stand to get less help paying for college because of aggressive cuts federal lawmakers are considering to a critical … Read more