Anwar is one of nearly a dozen Gaza children who, along with their families, are arriving in the U.S. for medical care and long-term help this week. SAN ANTONIO — A 14-year-old Gaza boy who lost part of his leg in his country’s ongoing conflict with Israel arrived in San Antonio as part of what … Read more
“Chloe,” the dog of Jeff and Tanya Ramsey, was found alive near the river. Now, a team is focusing their search in that same area in hopes of finding Jeff. KERR COUNTY, Texas — Monday marked one month since the deadly Fourth of July floods took more than 100 lives in the Texas Hill Country. … Read more
“Chloe,” the dog of Jeff and Tanya Ramsey, was found alive near the river. Now, a team is zeroing in on that same area in hopes of finding Jeff. KERR COUNTY, Texas — Monday marked one month since the deadly Fourth of July floods that took more than 100 lives in the Texas Hill Country, primarily in … Read more
University officials say the four-year doctoral program will be flexible and online. SAN ANTONIO — Texas A&M University-San Antonio is looking at starting its first-ever doctoral program. The proposed Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership would begin in the fall of 2026. The dean of the College of Education and Human Development, Dr. Emma … Read more
The No! Project Marvel coalition is urging officials to slow down on proceeding with the venture, citing concerns about financial framework and community impacts. SAN ANTONIO — A coalition of community groups stood outside the Alamodome on Monday morning, speaking out against the $4 billion venture known as Project Marvel, stressing a community-centered vision is … Read more
Giselle De Leon is inspiring students while exploring the Pacific aboard the Nautilus. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio STEM educator Giselle De Leon is currently aboard the Exploration Vessel Nautilus, mapping unexplored regions of the Pacific Ocean near the Marshall Islands as part of an international science team. The mission, which began in late July … Read more
With the quorum broken in the ongoing special session, it remains to be seen when flood-related legislation may be voted on. SAN ANTONIO — One month after the catastrophic July Fourth floods that ripped through Kerr County, killing more than 100 in that part of the Texas Hill Country, flooding preparedness is on the agenda … Read more