UTSA Leads Texas Universities in Preparing for AI Future with New Specialized College
Texas is advancing AI education, with The University of Texas at San Antonio leading by creating a new AI-focused college. State initiatives aim to prepare for job market demands and shape future AI applications.
Path to U.S. Residency Grows Costlier as Immigration Filing Fees Soar; Migrants Struggle With New Financial Hurdles in Cities
Immigration filing fees in the U.S. are increasing, with some application costs rising over 100%. Migrants are advised to file before April 1 to avoid the hike, which is a response to inflation.
Supreme Court Justice Alito Extends Hold on Texas' Contested SB4 Immigration Law Amid Federal-State Standoff
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito extended the hold on Texas’ SB4 immigration law, delaying its enforcement which allows state police to arrest migrants suspected of illegal entry.
Jose Ruiz Trial Begins Today for the 2022 Death of 5-Year-Old Mercedes Losoya in San Antonio
The trial for Jose Ruiz, charged in the death of 5-year-old Mercedes Losoya, begins today, live-streamed by KSAT.com. The girl's extensive injuries led to the charges, with Ruiz facing a possible life sentence if convicted.












