San Antonio City Hall debates Project Marvel as Spurs great Sean Elliott advocates for the project to move forward to make the city the best in Texas. SAN ANTONIO — It was an intense debate at San Antonio City Hall as the City Council and residents discussed the future of the proposed Project Marvel and the … Read more
Police said the teen told officers she was picked up from her home and taken to a northeast-side property where she claims she was sexually assaulted. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police said they are searching for a man after a teen claimed she was sexually assaulted at a northeast-side property on Friday morning. SAPD … Read more
Police say 18-year-old suspect shot a woman multiple times, then pulled a gun on a Macy’s worker weeks later. SAN ANTONIO — An 18-year-old man is facing multiple aggravated robbery charges after police say he ambushed a woman in a social media setup that turned violent. According to an arrest warrant, Manuel Morgan and three … Read more
Texas is moving forward with a $146 billion plan to expand and maintain highways, with projects aimed at easing traffic and boosting safety. WACO, Texas — Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a 10-year plan led by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to improve roads and address traffic congestion as Texas’ population continues to grow. … Read more
Representative Brad Buckley, who serves as the chair of the committee on public education, wants to overhaul the test by the 2027 school year. TEXAS, USA — Texas lawmakers are making another push to eliminate the STAAR test, proposing a replacement system that would fundamentally change how Texas measures student performance. House Bill 8, filed by … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio City Council’s vote against pausing Project Marvel opens the door for a proposed new San Antonio Spurs arena and entertainment district. Host Jeff Garcia and guest Matt Guzman from Spurs On Sports Illustrated break down community reactions, economic impacts, and the team’s increased $2.1 billion commitment. Former Spurs star … Read more
The woman continued to accept Social Security intended for her mother who passed away in 1999. MINNEAPOLIS — An Austin woman who admitted to a 25-year-long Social Security scheme in which she posed as her dead mother to federal officials has been sentenced to a year and a day in prison. Mavious Redmond, 54, pleaded … Read more