A New Braunfels man has pleaded guilty to planning mass murder, thanks to timely intervention by the FBI and SAFD. This thwarted attack underscores the importance of vigilance and effective law enforcement collaboration in ensuring public safety.
A giant skeleton resembling Victor Wembanyama makes an appearance in San Antonio, coinciding with Halloween festivities. Meanwhile, the Austin Spurs have revealed their 2024 training camp roster. Discover the latest developments in both San Antonio’s Halloween scene and the upcoming basketball season.
The Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Texas (PACCTX) celebrated its 15th Anniversary Gala at the Gaylord Texan Resort. With Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson, Consul General Gunther Emil Sales, and other dignitaries in attendance, the event highlighted the chamber’s contributions to business and cultural exchange. Representative Salman Bhojani presented a Proclamation recognizing PACCTX’s impact on the Texas-Filipino community.
Three cases of mpox have been reported in San Antonio this year. Residents can access free vaccines and diagnostic tests at Metro Health clinics.
A county judge in Ohio has temporarily blocked several state laws creating a 24-hour waiting period for abortions, citing the 2023 reproductive rights amendment. The ACLU hails the decision as a historic victory for abortion patients and voters.
San Antonio architects from RVK discuss the innovative approaches to designing contemporary industrial spaces that reflect advances in manufacturing technology.
A retired couple, John and Karen Werner, were found with gunshot wounds in their Central Texas home on Monday. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has left the community in shock. Read more about this tragic event and the couple’s life together. (117 words)
A Democrat from San Antonio raises alarms about ongoing gun violence in Texas, attributing it to the state’s relaxed gun laws. The official emphasizes the need for change to address safety issues.
A recent ruling in a Texas case blocks potential future federal Title IX regulations designed to protect LGBTQ students, marking a significant legal shift in educational equity. The ruling asserts that current interpretations of Title IX, which governs civil rights in education, will not include expanded protections for LGBTQ students.
A Travis County judge has blocked the release of Texas school district ratings, citing concerns over the validity of the STAAR test results. The ruling comes as school districts file their second lawsuit over changes to the metrics used to measure their performance.