AI's Dark Side: Rise in Robot-Generated Abuse Material Puts Kids at Digital Risk, HSI and Cybersecurity Experts Warn
AI-generated child sexual abuse material is on the rise, posing new challenges for law enforcement in distinguishing real from artificial content and adapting to new forms of criminal activity.
Empowering Independence: Texas A&M University-San Antonio's Tu Casa Program Paves Way for Students with Disabilities
The article describes Texas A&M University-San Antonio's Tu Casa program, which supports students with intellectual disabilities, highlighting its positive impact through stories of participants like Meera Phillips.
San Antonio Police Arrest Two Teens After High-Speed Chase Ends in Collision on Northwest Side
Two teenagers were arrested after a stolen vehicle police chase in San Antonio, leading to a crash on Callaghan Road and Horizon Hill Blvd. No injuries were reported. The 16-year-old driver faces multiple charges, including evading arrest.
San Antonio Doubles E-Vehicle Permits for Downtown Microtransit Amid Traffic Concerns
San Antonio has increased e-vehicle permits for downtown use to 20, amidst concerns of traffic and market oversaturation, with four companies sharing the permits.
San Antonio's Pearl District Multifamily Development to Offer Unprecedented Parking Fix
San Antonio's Pearl district is set to alleviate its parking woes with a new multifamily development, Mira, which will offer an unprecedented parking space to unit ratio, alongside affordable rents and additional retail space.
"Block of Five" San Antonio Council Members Defy City Staff, Spotlight Transparency Struggles at City Hall
Five San Antonio Council members, known as the "Block of Five," disrupted a city meeting to demand transparency and the firing of City Attorney Andy Segovia, ending the day without resolution.












