San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte Reprimanded with Censure Vote Following DWI Arrest
The San Antonio City Council voted unanimously to censure Councilman Marc Whyte following his DWI arrest, without imposing formal penalties. Whyte awaits his court hearing and has been stripped of committee assignments.
Tragedy in Eagle Pass as Woman and Children Drown, Texas Officials Deny Border Patrol Access Amid Federal-State Dispute
Three migrants drowned in the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass, Texas, amid a conflict between state and federal officials which saw Texas troopers deny Border Patrol access to a critical area for operations.
Nearly $10 Million Federal Grant Aims to Curb Teen Pregnancy in San Antonio and South Texas
A nearly $10 million grant was awarded to UT Teen Health to address high teen pregnancy rates in South Texas, as part of a larger federal effort to fund evidence-based programs for adolescent health.
Janie Gonzalez Unanimously Reappointed for Second Term on CPS Energy Board by San Antonio City Council
Janie Gonzalez has been reappointed to the CPS Energy board for a second term, confirmed by a unanimous San Antonio City Council vote, extending her influence on the utility's tech-forward strategies.
End of an Era, Belichick and Patriots Part Ways After 24 SeasonsTriple Threat, Spurs' Wembanyama Nails First NBA Triple Double
Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots mutually agreed to part ways after 24 seasons. Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama of the Spurs achieved his first NBA triple-double.












