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Hosted by Corey with the Story, San Antonio News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in San Antonio with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the city. From economic growth to community developments, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across San Antonio.Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, San Antonio News Today is built for listeners who want reliable local news coverage in a quick, easy-to-digest format.Advertise on DNN: [email protected]

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Episodes

  1. Kansas Senate Race Could Flip Red to Blue | San Antonio News

    Kansas could be on the verge of a historic political shift as Democrat Adam Hamilton, a pastor, closes in on Republican incumbent Roger Marshall in the Senate race. A recent poll shows Hamilton leading by just two points — within the margin of error — making this a razor-thin contest. If he wins,...

  2. Saudi Pipeline Crisis Hits Gas Prices | San Antonio News

    Saudi Aramco just told European refiners they won’t get any crude next month after a drone strike crippled its seven-million-barrel-a-day pipeline — and with shipping routes too risky, the kingdom’s in deep trouble. Experts say partial repairs might restart flow in weeks, but full recovery could...

  3. Trump Allegedly Bans CNN Politico and MSNOW | San Antonio News

    Trump claims to be “banning” CNN, Politico, and “MSNOW” from the White House — but details are murky. While past administrations have excluded reporters for tough questioning, this move raises legal and journalistic concerns about targeted access. The First Amendment doesn’t guarantee press…

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  4. Jake Paul Meets Treasury Secretary | San Antonio News

    Jake Paul just walked the halls of the Treasury Department—yes, really—with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who sees the viral influencer-turned-boxer-turned-businessman as a living American success story. The two toured the historic building, even posing with a portrait of Alexander Hamilton,...

  5. Trump’s Medicaid Drug Plan Under Fire | San Antonio News

    Trump’s new Medicaid GENEROUS plan aims to slash drug prices for millions by aligning U.S. costs with other developed nations, but critics question the savings and lack of transparency in pharma deals—while advocates stress it’s a start, not a fix for all Americans struggling with prescription...

  6. Deferred Sentence for Teen Involved in Student Shooting | San Antonio News

    A 19-year-old, Fernando Flores, got a 10-year deferred adjudication after being linked to the fatal shooting of student Simon Cuevas — one of five initially charged with capital murder. Charges were later reduced to a third-degree felony for injury to a child, offering Flores a chance at avoiding...

  7. Spurs Bring Local Flavors to Arena | San Antonio News

    The San Antonio Spurs are cooking up something special this season—literally. Their sixth annual Culinary Residency Program brings 12 top local restaurants into the Frost Bank Center, serving everything from Magnolia Pancake Haus breakfasts to Mina & Dimi’s Greek fare and 3 Pho Bowl 09’s spicy...

  8. Pentagon Mandates Testosterone Checks for Male Troops | San Antonio News

    The Pentagon’s new policy requires all male service members 30 and older to be screened for low testosterone during annual physicals, with younger men able to opt in — while female service members await pending guidelines. The goal? Boost readiness by catching hormone imbalances early, though...

  9. Trump Unveils Drug Price Reform | San Antonio News

    President Trump is set to unveil a major healthcare move today, rolling out “most favored nation” pricing to slash prescription drug costs nationwide—giving Medicaid programs access to drugs priced like those in other developed countries. The announcement, expected from the Oval Office at 2:30 PM...

  10. Soybeans with Deeper Roots to Fight Climate Change | San Antonio News

    Scientists are engineering soybeans with deeper roots to fight climate change by pulling more CO2 from the atmosphere and storing it underground. Backed by an $18 million Bezos Earth Fund grant, researchers are testing these super-rooted plants in real-world fields to measure their resilience to...

  11. Students Attacked on Porch in PA | San Antonio News

    A terrifying assault unfolded in Pennsylvania when a group of students at York College were attacked on their porch—punched, dragged, and left shaken by a mob that swelled after a nearby car crash drew a crowd. Video evidence surfaces as victims recount being ignored by police despite multiple…

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  12. Two Career Criminals Caught in Mail Heist | San Antonio News

    Two notorious mail thieves, Sean Martinez and Skylar Carter, were arrested in Hollywood Park after police pulled over their vehicle with stolen plates. Officers found nearly 400 pieces of stolen mail—and evidence Martinez was crafting fake postal box keys—suggesting a sophisticated theft ring.…

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  13. Audition to Join Spurs' Jackals | San Antonio News

    Want to be the loudest voice in the arena? The San Antonio Spurs are holding auditions this Saturday for 100 new Jackals—fanatics who’ll bring fire, chants, and team spirit to every home game. Led by star Victor Wembanyama, this elite supporter group demands commitment: $999/year, 75% attendance,...

  14. Big Rig Naps Shut Down Major Highway | San Antonio News

    A big rig crashed on I-35 northbound near Von Ormy, forcing a full shutdown of all northbound lanes—still blocked by noon—and adding to the chaos with another lane closure on US-281. It’s a sobering reminder of how fragile our roads are and how one accident can ripple through daily life, traffic,...

  15. One Juror’s Verdict Stalls a Trial | San Antonio News

    A single juror’s conviction stance in Lindsay Clancy’s mistrial has ignited national debate—while 11 others sided with her mental health defense, juror Michael Desronvil insisted she knew what she did. Now under intense scrutiny, Desronvil’s past is being dissected, sparking outrage and support...

  16. Pentagon Tests Troops for Testosterone | San Antonio News

    The Pentagon is launching mandatory testosterone testing for most male troops over 30 — sparking debate over whether boosting levels truly enhances performance or just targets sexual function and body metrics. While some tout testosterone as a fountain of youth, experts caution that broader…

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  17. Loop 1604 Interchange Demolition This Weekend | San Antonio News

    Big demolition ahead on Loop 1604—this weekend, a major bridge over I-10 near The Rim and La Cantera is being torn down as part of the $1.4 billion Loop 1604 North Expansion Project. TxDOT is closing both frontage roads and main lanes of I-10 at the interchange, but flyovers and Loop 1604’s main...

  18. Fetterman Backs Down on Piker | San Antonio News

    Senator John Fetterman has paused his public feud with streamer Hasan Piker, after criticizing him for comparing the U.S. to a terrorist group — a move tied to Piker’s association with Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Fetterman, frustrated by Piker’s massive influence over a progressive…

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  19. Murder-Suicide in Far West Side Home | San Antonio News

    A tragic murder-suicide unfolded on the Far West Side, leaving a community reeling. Martha May Junior, 38, was killed by gunshot wounds—classified as homicide—and her partner, Rene May, 42, died by suicide. Authorities responded to gunfire around 7:30 PM after neighbors reported an argument…

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  20. Degrees to Skilled Trades | San Antonio News

    College grads are ditching cubicles for wrenches and blueprints, flocking to skilled trades like manufacturing and construction for hands-on careers that feel more fulfilling. Short, intensive programs—sometimes just 10 weeks—equip them with real-world skills using cutting-edge tools like 3D...

  21. Peter de Caluwe Takes the Stage at Salzburg | San Antonio News

    Peter de Caluwe is set to revolutionize the Salzburg Festival, stepping into the artistic director role in October 2027 after a decade of bold innovation at La Monnaie. Known for his boundary-pushing programming and 23 world premieres, he brings a rebellious spirit to opera — calling it “not a...

  22. Planes, Myths, and Healing Under the Skies | San Antonio News

    Walter Thompson-Hernández’s new film “If I Go Will They Miss Me” dives into the haunting beauty and daily terror of living under LA’s flight path, weaving Greek myth with the roar of jets and the ocean to explore love, longing, and healing in Watts. Inspired by a real Delta fuel spill that…

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  23. San Antonio Jazz'sAlive Festival Lineup | San Antonio News

    Get ready to groove at San Antonio’s legendary Jazz’SAlive festival — its 43rd year, free and all-ages, spanning two electrifying days in Civic Park. Friday night closes with Delfeayo Marsalis and his Uptown Jazz Orchestra, blending New Orleans tradition with modern big-band flair. Saturday...

  24. 2026 Elections: Your Vote Matters | San Antonio News

    2026 elections are heating up—with all 435 House seats and 35 Senate races on the ballot, plus state and local contests. Who wins will determine the next two years of federal power. Don’t guess: check your state’s election site to confirm your district, deadlines, and voting options—early…

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  25. Trump’s Name vs Peace Institute | San Antonio News

    Former board members of the U.S. Institute of Peace, recently ousted by the Trump administration, are suing to block the permanent carving of President Trump’s name onto the institute’s headquarters—arguing it would irreversibly damage the building’s symbolic commitment to peace and independence....

  26. Kansas City Reporter’s Death Convictions | San Antonio News

    A Kansas City sports reporter was found dead in his New Orleans hotel room during Super Bowl week, and now two people have been convicted in his death: Danette Colbert for negligent homicide and Rickey White for racketeering. Prosecutors allege White ran a crew that targeted men in the French...

  27. Senate Pushes College Sports Reform | San Antonio News

    The Senate is racing to pass a sweeping college sports reform bill that could reshape how athletics are funded and governed, with bipartisan support growing fast. Designed to curb runaway spending fueled by name-image-likeness deals, the legislation aims to protect student athletes through new...

  28. Von Miller Brings Free Vision Care to SA | San Antonio News

    Von Miller’s Von’s Vision Foundation is bringing free eye exams and glasses to 100 uninsured kids in San Antonio this Saturday—because clear vision isn’t a luxury, it’s a lifeline for learning, confidence, and future success. Licensed optometrists will be on-site at the Boys & Girls Club Eastside...

  29. Hit-and-Run Driver Still at Large | San Antonio News

    A tragic hit-and-run on Dawson Street early Friday morning claimed a life, with the fleeing driver—operating a 2017 Kia Sorento—crashing into a parked car before abandoning the vehicle and running. Police are still searching for the suspect as authorities work to identify the victim and determine...

  30. Double Tragedy in LA: Crash and Helicopter Down | San Antonio News

    A LA driver faces murder charges after allegedly crashing into a city bus while high and speeding, killing two passengers. The tragedy escalated when the news helicopter covering the scene also crashed, claiming three more lives—including a reporter and pilot. Investigators are probing Rios’s...

  31. Duncan Sheik’s Legacy in Music and Theater | San Antonio News

    Duncan Sheik, the visionary behind “Barely Breathing” and the Tony-winning Broadway revolution “Spring Awakening,” has died at 56 from organ failure. A Grammy and Tony Award winner, Sheik fused pop melodies with raw theatrical storytelling, reshaping musical theater with his bold, modern sound....

  32. Hegseth’s Tour Amid Iran Impeachment Drama | San Antonio News

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is hitting the road for his Arsenal of Freedom Tour, stopping in Austin, while back home he’s facing impeachment charges from Rep. Thomas Massie over U.S. military actions in Iran — accusations he’s ignoring as he pushes forward with keeping shipping lanes open and...

  33. Pentagon Releases New UAP Files | San Antonio News

    The Pentagon just released its sixth batch of declassified UAP files, unveiling ten new documents, videos, and audio clips from agencies like the Department of War and local police—all part of their PURSUE system. Highlights include 1952 footage from Utah captured by Navy officer Delbert C....

  34. Trump’s $5K Promise Sparks Debate | San Antonio News

    Trump’s bold $5K promise to voters in North Carolina is fueling Republican midterm strategy, backed by the RNC as a direct economic boost—but critics warn it’s financially reckless, politically recycled, and could worsen inflation, while lawmakers debate whether Congress even needs to approve it....

  35. I-35 Southbound Closure This Weekend | San Antonio News

    Southbound I-35 in San Antonio is turning into a nightmare this weekend—starting Friday, Sept. 18 at 9 PM, the main lanes from Judson to OConnor will shrink to one lane until noon Saturday due to bridge cap concrete work. Drivers near Live Oak and Windcrest brace for major delays; TxDOT urges...

  36. Loop 410 Renovation to Ease Traffic | San Antonio News

    San Antonio drivers brace for major Loop 410 upgrades near North Star Mall and the airport—where nearly four crashes happen daily. TxDOT’s phased, year-long project will relocate ramps, improve intersections, and reduce congestion, with speed limits dropping to 45 mph in construction zones....

  37. San Antonio’s Cheeseburger Battle | San Antonio News

    San Antonio turned National Cheeseburger Day into a juicy showdown, with locals fiercely defending their favorite burger spots—from Tha Burger Plug to Diana’s Burgers—while app-exclusive deals from McDonald’s, Burger King, and Whataburger fueled the frenzy. Beyond the classics, spots like SA...

  38. Federal Officer Charged in Twin Cities Operation | San Antonio News

    Federal officer Christian Castro is now facing criminal charges in both state and federal court after allegedly shooting a 24-year-old man during Operation Metro Surge in the Twin Cities — the first time the Justice Department is prosecuting a federal agent for actions in that operation....

  39. Vance Returns to Iowa Rally | San Antonio News

    Vice President JD Vance is back in Iowa for a high-stakes rally in Council Bluffs, rallying support for Republican Senate and gubernatorial candidates while sharpening his own political profile. Though the Senate race features a winner who can’t attend, governor’s race contender Zach Lahn is...

  40. Stolen Mail, Guns, and IDs in Texas | San Antonio News

    Hollywood Park cops nabbed a duo with stolen plates, mail, counterfeit keys, drugs, and a loaded gun—then raided their homes and hotels, uncovering an AR rifle, ammo, and more. Now facing multiple felony charges including mail theft and illegal gun possession, they’re locked up with hefty bonds....

  41. Carpathian Eight Summit Amid Rising Threats | San Antonio News

    Ukraine’s Zelenskyy hosts the “Carpathian Eight” summit with key European nations to forge deeper security, energy, and economic ties amid stalled peace talks and rising Russian aggression. As Russia holds its first wartime elections to cement Putin’s grip, EU nations brace for hybrid threats…

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  42. Diana's Revenge Dress Heads to Auction | San Antonio News

    Princess Diana’s legendary “revenge dress” — the black silk Christina Stambolian gown she wore on the night Prince Charles confessed to his affair — is back in the spotlight, heading to auction in New York with an estimated $150K–$300K price tag. Once sold by Diana herself in 1997 to fund AIDS...

  43. Texas Weather Split: Storms vs. Slight Chill | San Antonio News

    Texas is bracing for a wild weather split this weekend: while the northern Panhandle cools into the high 70s thanks to a front rolling in from Oklahoma, most of the state—especially South Central Texas—is stuck under a stubborn heat dome with thunderstorms on the horizon. Don’t ditch your shorts...

  44. Trump Faces Iran Crisis at UN | San Antonio News

    Trump faces a pivotal decision on military action against Iran as tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz, where commercial ships are being targeted — including a recent tanker strike blamed by Iran on “illegal crossings.” Ahead of high-stakes talks with Gulf leaders at the UN, Trump hints at...

  45. New Wildcat Species Found in Bolivia | San Antonio News

    Scientists have officially identified a brand-new wildcat species in Bolivia’s cloud forests, named the tilcayo tiger cat or Leopardus tilcayo — genetically distinct from all other cats since over a million years ago. Locals had long known of it by name, but now science has validated their...

  46. Austin High-Rise Fire Evacuation | San Antonio News

    Austin High-Rise Fire Evacuation | San Antonio News

  47. Postal Pause, Kennedy Closure, Taiwan Drills | San Antonio News

    The U.S. Postal Service has paused development of a controversial mail-in voting system after the Supreme Court blocked related executive orders. Meanwhile, a federal judge mandates the Kennedy Center give 30 days’ notice before any major physical changes, following its sudden closure due to…

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  48. Ms Rachel Backs Macklemore's Gaza Stand | San Antonio News

    Ms. Rachel is stepping up with a powerful statement, matching Macklemore’s $1 million donation to aid groups in Gaza — and calling out wealthy white celebrities to do the same. She’s not just donating; she’s demanding accountability, highlighting that over 20,000 Palestinian children have been...

  49. SWAT Called After Man Threatens Woman With Knife | San Antonio News

    A tense standoff in Bexar County ended peacefully after deputies, aided by a drone, located a man threatening his partner with a knife — and ultimately took him into custody without further violence. The 44-year-old, Corey Leonard King, now faces multiple serious charges including aggravated...

  50. AG Blanche's Political Surge Sparks Debate | San Antonio News

    Attorney General Todd Blanche is stirring controversy by openly endorsing Republican candidates and former President Trump at political events, a bold move that challenges the Justice Department’s traditional neutrality. Once a Trump lawyer, Blanche now champions the administration’s crime and...

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