From Grant to Trump, San Antonio's Storied Legacy as a Presidential Haunt
San Antonio has a history of presidential visits, with Presidents from Ulysses S. Grant to Bill Clinton leaving their mark, often involving unique anecdotes and ties to the city’s military bases and historic hotels.
Hood County, Texas, Residents Plagued by Noise from Nearby Bitcoin Mining Operation
Residents of Hood County, Texas, report health issues from a Marathon Digital Holdings Bitcoin mining operation's noise, citing headaches and sleep disturbances. Officials have limited power to regulate, and the company is conducting a sound study.
Over 1 Million Texans on the Brink as Internet Subsidy Program Nears Expiry, Crucial Deadline Approaches
Over a million Texans risk losing discounted internet as the federal Affordable Connectivity Program faces expiration. An urgent application deadline approaches with the future of the program hinging on Congressional action.
San Antonio Students May Face Longer School Days Following Heating System Failures
San Antonio students may face longer school days to make up for closures caused by heating system failures. The SAISD is adjusting schedules to meet Texas' annual required minutes and is seeking a waiver for the lost time.
Men and Women's Strikingly Different Heart Attack Symptoms Could Save Lives
The article discusses gender differences in heart attack symptoms, emphasizing lesser-known signs in women like nausea and indigestion, and the importance of recognizing these to prevent fatalities from heart disease.



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