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Floods Send Anti-Immigrant Buoys to Laredo, Shutting Down World Trade Bridge
More than 100 anti-immigrant border buoys broke loose during Rio Grande flooding last week, drifting roughly 125 miles downstream before forcing the temporary closure of part of Laredo's World Trade Bridge, the busiest land port on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Over a Year Later, a San Antonio Family Still Lacks Answers in ICE Shooting
More than a year after San Antonio native Ruben Ray Martinez was shot and killed by a federal immigration agent on South Padre Island, his family is still searching for answers.
ICE Delays Planned San Antonio Detention Center Until 2027
The planned ICE detention and processing center on San Antonio's East Side has been delayed again. We break down what's changed, why the timeline shifted again, and what's next.
As San Antonio’s Data Center Industry Grows, So Do Questions About Its Impact
A $157 million data center on San Antonio’s far West Side has sparked an important conversation. We break down what the facility does, why it's generating debate, and what city leaders are considering next.
San Antonio Could Soon Overtake Philadelphia as the Nation’s 6th Largest City
San Antonio has spent years growing outside the national spotlight. Now, the city is inching closer to becoming the sixth-largest city in the U.S.
Texas Banned Rainbow Crosswalks – San Antonio Painted Around It
When Texas moved to ban rainbow crosswalks statewide in late 2025, San Antonio found another way to keep those symbols visible.
Floods Send Anti-Immigrant Buoys to Laredo, Shutting Down World Trade Bridge
More than 100 anti-immigrant border buoys broke loose during Rio Grande flooding last week, drifting roughly 125 miles downstream before forcing the temporary closure of part of Laredo's World Trade Bridge, the busiest land port on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Over a Year Later, a San Antonio Family Still Lacks Answers in ICE Shooting
More than a year after San Antonio native Ruben Ray Martinez was shot and killed by a federal immigration agent on South Padre Island, his family is still searching for answers.
ICE Delays Planned San Antonio Detention Center Until 2027
The planned ICE detention and processing center on San Antonio's East Side has been delayed again. We break down what's changed, why the timeline shifted again, and what's next.
As San Antonio’s Data Center Industry Grows, So Do Questions About Its Impact
A $157 million data center on San Antonio’s far West Side has sparked an important conversation. We break down what the facility does, why it's generating debate, and what city leaders are considering next.
San Antonio Could Soon Overtake Philadelphia as the Nation’s 6th Largest City
San Antonio has spent years growing outside the national spotlight. Now, the city is inching closer to becoming the sixth-largest city in the U.S.
Texas Banned Rainbow Crosswalks – San Antonio Painted Around It
When Texas moved to ban rainbow crosswalks statewide in late 2025, San Antonio found another way to keep those symbols visible.