Free screening of Where Olive Trees Weep to take place Sunday in San Antonio

It’s hard not to feel despair and hopelessness at the unfolding atrocities in Gaza and Lebanon. San Antonio's First Unitarian Universalist Church is providing a vital community service this Sunday by screening excerpts from the powerful documentary Where Olive Trees Weep, which chronicles stories of

Another University of Texas at San Antonio student dies by suicide, officials say

Another University of Texas at San Antonio student had died, likely by suicide, school officials confirmed Wednesday. It's the second UTSA student believed to have taken their own life since May. In a post on social media platform X, UTSA warned students to avoid the area near the main campus' Bauer

Gov. Abbott says Texas ready to help with Trump's mass deportation plans

During a Wednesday press conference — his first since the election — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott pledged to help president-elect Donald Trump carry out mass deportations of 11 million undocumented migrants. During an event in Tyler organized to tout the Republican governor's school voucher plans for the

Marc Whyte now second San Antonio councilman to get wrist slap for DUI charge

Instead of the 180 days in jail and driver's license suspension he could have faced as maximum penalty for his DUI charge, District 10 Councilman Marc Whyte will complete community service hours and pay a fine, KSAT reports. In exchange for prosecutors dropping the charge, Whyte pleaded no contest t