A young spider monkey was found in a San Antonio neighborhood, sitting in the street with a soiled diaper. San Antonio Animal Care Services responded, highlighting the city’s ban on primate ownership and issuing citations to the owner.
The U.S. travel ban prevents a reunion of a North Texas Iranian family. After 47 years, a visa interview ends in disappointment due to new restrictions on Iranian nationals.
Discover the modern architectural masterpiece now for sale in Dallas’ prestigious Preston Hollow. Listed at $8.9 million, this glass-encased home combines artistic elegance with luxurious amenities, located in a neighborhood renowned for its high-profile residents and exclusivity.
Ric Galvan, at 24, is set to join San Antonio’s City Council for District 6, marking him as one of the youngest members. Galvan, backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, won a narrow runoff election, focusing on working family priorities and progressive values.
The San Antonio Spurs take a cautious approach in trade talks concerning Kevin Durant, focusing on strategic planning. Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama showcases martial arts skills during his Shaolin training in China, highlighting his athletic versatility.
The Texas Education Agency released the 2025 STAAR results, showing improvements in reading, math, and science. Access the results through the Texas Assessment portal to see individual performance.
Zeinab Harake and Bobby Ray Parks Jr. refute claims of their wedding costing P20 million, clarifying details during an interview. Harake explains the generous support from a godfather who built their venue.
Actress Barbie Forteza chooses not to speak about her past romance with Jak Roberto, out of respect for their seven-year relationship. The breakup occurred five months ago, and Forteza expressed her happiness at a recent event for her new drama, “Beauty Empire.”
Tennis icon Novak Djokovic has declared his primary professional goal to win Olympic gold at the 2028 Los Angeles Games. At age 41, the 24-time Grand Slam champion aims to shift his focus, considering the Olympics his top priority.
New Zealand has approved the medicinal use of psilocybin, allowing its prescription to treat certain depression types. Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour stated that while psilocybin remains unapproved, experienced psychiatrists can now prescribe it for treatment-resistant depression.