UTSA Teams with Harvard to Forge Inclusivity for Visually Impaired During Solar Eclipse with 'LightSound' Devices
UTSA collaborates with Harvard to create LightSound, a device that allows the visually impaired to experience solar eclipses through sound. Students are actively involved in assembling these devices, enhancing accessibility for the upcoming eclipses.
St. Mary's University Law Students in San Antonio Tackle Eviction Crisis with Legal Aid Clinics
St. Mary's University law students help San Antonio tenants facing eviction through their Consumer Protection Clinic and Real Estate Clinic, gaining hands-on experience while providing community service.
Settlement Cash Up for Grabs, Walmart Settles for $45 Million Over Claims of Overcharging for Weighted Goods
Walmart settles a lawsuit for $45 million over claims of overcharging for weighted groceries. Customers who purchased certain meat or citrus products between 2018 and 2024 may be eligible for compensation.
San Antonio Police Department Champions Officer Mental Health with New Wellness Unit
SAPD's new Wellness Unit aims to address mental health issues among officers, spurred by a surge in police suicides. The unit provides support and promotes a culture of open dialogue about job-related stress.
SeaWorld San Antonio Splashes into Records with "Catapult Falls," the World's First Launched Flume Coaster
SeaWorld San Antonio unveils "Catapult Falls," the world's first launched flume coaster, featuring a vertical lift and a record-breaking plunge, offering thrills and a refreshing splash for both riders and spectators.