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The San Antonio Express-News is a daily publication based in San Antonio, Texas. It is part of the Hearst Corporation and has offices in both San Antonio and Austin. As of 2016, the Express-News is the fourth largest newspaper in Texas, with a daily circulation close to 100,000 copies. The newspaper also has an online presence, available as Express-News and mySA.

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22-year-old UTSA grad's journey from TX to the White House

15 hours ago | mysanantonio.com | Emma Weidmann

He’ll be leading the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships, the top terrorism prevention program at the DHS that "strengthens our country's abilities to prevent terrorism, and targeted violence, in the Homeland implementing the core DHS mission, through funding, training, increased public awareness, and partnerships across every level of government, law enforcement, public safety, the private sector, and in local communities."When did he attend UTSA?
Michigan-based Yemeni coffeehouse brews first San Antonio location

3 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Polly Anna Rocha

Coffee options are a-brewing in San Antonio, particularly in the Yemeni coffee space, and the city is making room for more coffeehouses that specialize in the regional style. The latest planned for the Alamo City is Haraz Coffee, a chain hailing from Dearborn, Michigan, which is looking to open its first San Antonio location in the Medical Center.
Grupo Frontera fans pack beloved South Texas pulga for music video

3 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Dina Arévalo

Grupo Frontera, the norteño band from the Rio Grande Valley that has had a meteoric rise to fame after going viral on TikTok and via collabs with Latin music superstars like Bad Bunny, brought it back to their roots this weekend by shooting a music video for their latest single in a very unusual place — the Alamo Pulga.
Timeline: Huge Texas company on the verge of bankruptcy filing

4 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

A huge Texas-based retailer is reportedly heading to bankruptcy court in the coming weeks, according to published reports. The move comes after a business boom two years ago and just one year after a leadership shakeup led to a new CEO at the helm. Apparently, the skyrocketing tariffs on goods imported from China is weighing heavy on the homeware company’s profit margins.
CPS Energy, Spectrum lines leave San Antonio residents afraid

4 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Hunters Creek North resident Michele Saunders says when the exciting project to bury lines was announced in her neighborhood it was expected to be completed by the end of summer in 2022. However, her and five neighbors were left scratching their head when only their section of street, a row of six houses, was left with low-hanging lines and CPS Energy poles that have been described as both dangerous and eyesores.
San Antonio restaurants that closed permanently in May 2025

4 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Polly Anna Rocha

May 2025 proved to be a month of loss for San Antonio restaurants, with more than a dozen local businesses either closing or announcing their future closures. In memory of these departing places, let's take a look back at the restaurants we lost in the last month, plus one we're preemptively mourning ahead of its June exit. In April, MySA reported that Jardin, chef Jason Dady's Mediterranean concept at the Botanical Garden, would end service in the following weeks.
Severe storms for parts of S.A.-area could bring hail, damaging winds

4 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Frank Cardenas

Another week, another chance of severe weather that has a chance of impacting the South Central Texas area. The National Weather Service is predicting severe weather creeping into the area in the latter part of the afternoon on Sunday, June 1. "A few isolated severe thunderstorms are possible after (4 p.m. Sunday), mainly for the northern Hill Country, northern I-35 corridor, and Coastal Plains," the NWS said.
Beloved South Texas beach named best in the state again

4 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Dina Arévalo

Isla Blanca Park was named the top surfside spot in a readers’ choice 10Best poll conducted by USA Today earlier this month. It was the only beach in the Rio Grande Valley to make the list, which saw four other spots go to Corpus Christi and two more to the Galveston area. Back in the 956, Boca Chica Beach, which placed third last year and has been made famous by its proximity to Starbase, Texas, dropped off the 2025 Top 10 list entirely. But Isla Blanca is truly a gem among Texas beaches.
3 dead, 1 injured in multiple shootings across San Antonio, SAPD says

4 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Frank Cardenas

The San Antonio Police Department is searching for the alleged shooters in three separate gun related incidents in the area that ended in the deaths of three people and left one person injured. From late night Saturday, May 31 into the early morning hours of Sunday, June 1, the San Antonio Police Department was called to multiple scenes for shootings. On Sunday at about 2:53 a.m., the SAPD was called out for a shooting at the 3000 block of Rigsby.
Prestigious S.A. private school faces alleged hazing controversy

6 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Central Catholic High School is one of the most popular private schools in San Antonio and has produced some of the city’s most influential men over the decades from top city officials to U.S. cabinet members. But it’s now making waves in a new way. The prestigious boys’ school is at the center of both criminal and civil investigations spanning county lines over claims of hazing, sexual assault and wrongful imprisonment. Jesse Guerra, the “swimming pool safety lawyer” who founded The J.