Texas Sets Execution Date for Robert Roberson Amid Controversy Over Shaken Baby Syndrome Conviction
Texas schedules execution for Robert Roberson, convicted of killing his daughter in 2003, despite claims of innocence and disputed shaken baby syndrome science. His execution is set for October 17.
Experts Advise Safety Precautions as Travel Soars for July Fourth Weekend, Record 60.6 Million Americans to Hit the Roads
Experts share tips for safe driving during the busy Independence Day weekend, emphasizing vehicle checks and avoiding distractions. AAA predicts record travel, with 60.6 million Americans on the roads.
San Antonio to Launch Week-Long "Stars and Stripes on Houston Street" Fourth of July Celebrations with Drone Show at The Alamo
San Antonio announces "Stars and Stripes on Houston Street," a Fourth of July celebration featuring parades, live music, a drone show at The Alamo, and outdoor movie screenings.
San Antonio's SAISD Targets Improved STAAR Scores with Curriculum Standardization Plan Delayed
SAISD's push to standardize curriculum to improve poor standardized test results has been postponed, as they explore immediate measures like adopting a "guaranteed viable curriculum" and using AI for grading to address underperformance.
San Antonio Spurs Sign Chris Paul for $11 Million, Aiming to Boost Team Dynamics with Veteran Savvy
Chris Paul joins the San Antonio Spurs on a $11 million one-year deal, bolstering the team's lineup alongside French star Victor Wembanyama. The veteran's presence aims to improve on-court performance and provide leadership.












