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Spotlight San Antonio

Welcome to Luz Media’s Spotlight San Antonio, where the stories of our community take center stage. This is more than a guide to the city; it is a reflection of the people, culture, and voices shaping San Antonio every day. We bring you the news, moments, and perspectives that matter to the city’s Latine community, with context you can trust and stories that feel like home.


FBI Warns San Antonio Parents About Online Networks Targeting Children

The FBI warns San Antonio families about online networks that target children. Here’s what parents should know to help keep kids safe.
Local News
FBI Warns San Antonio Parents About Online Networks Targeting Children
The FBI warns San Antonio families about online networks that target children. Here’s what parents should know to help keep kids safe.
Construction of a floating barrier in the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass as part of Texas's Operation Lone Star. The image was taken by a CBP drone.
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.
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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.
Things to Do
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Enjoy Your Summer in San Antonio Without Spending a Dime
A fun summer in San Antonio doesn’t have to cost big bucks, especially not in this economy.
mexico soccer fans celebrating a goal
World Cup Fever Has Hit San Antonio: Your Guide to Local Watch Parties
Whether you’re following your national team or simply looking for a good place to catch the action, here are some of the best World Cup watch parties in San Antonio.
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Juneteenth in San Antonio: 5 Events to Add to Your Calendar
Across San Antonio, Juneteenth is celebrated through music, food, education, storytelling, wellness events, and community gatherings that honor both history and culture.
Leadership
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Asencion “Junior” Escajeda Built Studio 27 to Be a Place Where Everyone Belongs
From El Paso to Hill Country Village, the Studio 27 co-founder has spent more than a decade turning the salon chair into a space where clients feel seen, valued, and free to be exactly who they are.
poloco storefront and logo
Built on Memories of Mexico, Poloco Snack Bar Found a Home in San Antonio
Behind every small business is a story most customers never see. For Poloco Snack Bar, that story includes childhood memories, years of planning, a stolen catering trailer, and the determination to keep going.
Zitlalit Ayllón Is Finding Home Through the Stories She Tells
From Mexico to Pennsylvania, El Paso, and now San Antonio, the NBC/Telemundo reporter has built a career around giving Latino communities the space to feel seen, heard, and understood.
Culture
two girls smiling holding chicken on a stick
Chicken on a Stick: San Antonio’s Signature Bite and Where to Try It
What started as a Fiesta San Antonio favorite has become a year-round craving, with local restaurants putting their own spin on the crispy classic.
Aztec Theater in San Antonio, Texas
How the Aztec Theatre Survived 100 Years of Reinvention
For nearly 100 years, the Aztec Theatre has welcomed generations of San Antonians through its doors. Here’s how it has survived.
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Books by San Antonio Authors That Belong in Your Summer Reading Stack
From haunted houses and borderland Westerns to poetry collections and deeply personal San Antonio stories, these books by San Antonio authors deserve a spot in your summer reading stack.
About Us
Spotlight San Antonio: Where Local News Meets Cultura and Community
Spotlight San Antonio, Luz Media’s first hyperlocal vertical, was built to cover the city through that lens, grounded, local, and connected to the communities driving it forward.
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