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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: advertise@thednn.ai
Episodes
- South Dakota Trust Claims $44M Lotto Texas Jackpot
The Jua-Ri Trust from South Dakota claimed a $78 million Lotto Texas jackpot, taking home approximately $44 million after choosing the lump sum option. The winner's identity is being kept secret, and the bait shop where the ticket was purc…
- Stabbing, Beating in East San Antonio Barber Shop
An argument escalated into a violent attack at an East San Antonio barbershop, resulting in a 28-year-old man being stabbed and beaten. The San Antonio Police Department is investigating the incident, and there have been no arrests.
- Hannah Harper Crowned American Idol, Tour Dates Coming
Hannah Harper, a stay-at-home mom from Missouri, has won American Idol season twenty-four. She was praised by judges Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, and Lionel Richie, and will embark on a tour.
- Boston Shooter's Rampage Stopped by Heroes
A man opened fire with an assault-style rifle near Harvard University, injuring two people before being confronted and stopped by a state trooper and a civilian. The suspect was arrested and charged with armed assault and firearms violatio…
- UT-Austin Free Speech Case: Judge's Ruling Could Set Precedent
A federal judge is ruling on a free speech case at UT-Austin where student Ammer Qaddumi was suspended after organizing a pro-Palestinian protest. The university claims his actions, not his views, led to discipline, while his lawyers argue…
- Woman Faces Felony Charges for Hiding Neighbor's Death
A woman from Springfield, Illinois, Gena English-Wheat, faces felony charges for allegedly concealing the death of her 86-year-old neighbor, Lillie Prindles. Prindles' remains were discovered in November 2025 after a welfare check.
- SAAACAM: Preserving Black History Together
The San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum (SAAACAM) is dedicated to preserving Black history in San Antonio and South Texas. They collect stories, artifacts, and photos, and are developing a digital museum to make this…
- I-35 North Crash Causes Massive Traffic Jam in San Antonio
This episode from San Antonio News Today reports on a massive traffic jam in San Antonio caused by a crash on I-35 North.
- Screwworms & Border Security: Ranchers & Leaders on Edge
This episode discusses screwworm threat and border security escalation in border states. Ranchers, city leaders, and lawmakers respond to these developments.
- Bobby Cox: A Legendary Manager's Legacy
Bobby Cox, former manager of the Atlanta Braves, has passed away at 84. He was known for his player development, game strategy, and led the Braves to a World Series victory in 1995.
- Spurs Fan Celebration Disrupted by Dangerous Burnout
A Spurs fan celebration was interrupted by a dangerous burnout. The incident occurred during the festivities.
- From Michael to Jerry: O'Connell's Name Story
This podcast episode explores Jerry O'Connell's name, Michael Jeremiah Witkowski O'Connell, tracing its origins and his personal connection to the name Jerry. It also touches on his childhood and career in Hollywood.
- Bobby Cox: Baseball Legend's Unmatched Dynasty
Bobby Cox, the former Atlanta Braves manager, has passed away at the age of 84. He was known for leading the Braves to 14 consecutive division titles, a World Series win in 1995, and his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2014.
- Clark & Bueckers Spark WNBA's Explosive Season
The WNBA season commenced with a highly anticipated matchup between Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers. The game celebrated the league's heritage, and the influx of new talent is setting the stage for an explosive season.
- Ronnie Suarez: New Rey Feo for Fiesta 2027
Ronnie Suarez has been announced as the new Rey Feo for Fiesta 2027. This news is covered by San Antonio News Today.
- High-Speed Chase: Texas Troopers Bust Human Smuggling Run
Texas Troopers were involved in a high-speed chase that led to the busting of a human smuggling operation. This incident is now being reported by San Antonio News Today.
- Texas Eats NOW: San Antonio & Austin Food Spots
Texas Eats NOW highlights food spots in San Antonio and Austin, including Mother's Day brunches, wood-fired pizzas, and barbecue. Featured locations include La Panadería, Dough Pizzeria Napoletana, LeRoy and Lewis Barbecue, South Barbecue,…
- Angelita Martinez Found Dead at Padre Island
Angelita Martinez was discovered deceased at Padre Island National Seashore, prompting an ongoing investigation. This report provides a high-level summary of the public reporting.
- Broadway's Boom: New Projects, Old Landmarks Vanish
Broadway in San Antonio is undergoing a significant transformation. New developments are emerging, while some established landmarks are closing, as city leaders aim to revitalize the area.
- Dr Pepper Museum's 35th Anniversary Bash
The Dr Pepper Museum in Waco, Texas, is celebrating its 35th anniversary. The event will feature the unveiling of the world's largest Dr Pepper bottle and highlights Waco's role as the birthplace of Dr Pepper.
- San Antonio Mother's Day: Warm, Stormy Finish
This episode discusses the Mother's Day weekend weather in San Antonio. Forecasts predict warm temperatures, isolated showers on Saturday, and potential storms with strong winds, hail, and up to two inches of rain on Sunday night.
- Yogurt Shop Murders: Truth Uncovered
This episode of San Antonio News Today discusses a new documentary that examines the 1991 Austin Yogurt Shop murders. DNA evidence identifies a serial killer as the perpetrator, providing "a long-awaited sense of closure" for the cold case.
- Jonathan Schaech's 'That Thing You Do!' Audition Story
Jonathan Schaech shares his audition story for 'That Thing You Do!' and memories of the cast bonding and performing. The episode also highlights the Oscar-nominated title track's lasting impact.
- FedEx Driver Busted for Drug Dealing on Delivery Route
A FedEx driver was arrested for drug dealing. Undercover officers made multiple buys from the driver. He was caught with cocaine, crystal MDMA, and THC.
- New Off-Leash Dog Park Opens in San Antonio
San Antonio unveils a new off-leash dog park in Concepción Park, the citys twentieth public dog park. The park includes amenities like separate dog zones, shaded picnic tables, and dog drinking fountains.
- Rescuers Hunt for Missing Climbers on Erupting Mount Dukono
Rescuers in Indonesia are searching for missing climbers on Mount Dukono after its eruption. Two Singaporean climbers are still unaccounted for, and search efforts continue despite volcanic activity and harsh conditions.
- Spurs Snap Skid, Take 2-1 Lead
The San Antonio Spurs broke their losing streak and now have a 2-1 lead. This episode of San Antonio News Today covers the development.
- Spurs Fans Honk for Victory
San Antonio Spurs fans celebrated a victory with a traditional honking celebration after the team won game three of the Western Conference semis. The city's signature victory chant, a five-beat pattern, has been kept alive for decades and…
- Medical Emergency Causes Fatal Crash on San Antonio's West Side
A medical emergency caused a fatal crash on San Antonio's West Side. The episode reports on this event.
- Woman Robbed, Pistol-Whipped on West Side
This episode of San Antonio News Today reports on a woman who was robbed and pistol-whipped on the West Side. The podcast provides news updates.
- Trump's Religious Liberty Commission: Bold Ideas, Criticism
Trump's Religious Liberty Commission discussed proposals advocating for increased religious freedoms, public funds for faith-based groups, and exemptions from various mandates. The commission has faced criticism for its lack of diverse vie…
- Medical Emergency Causes Serious Crash on San Antonio's West Side
A serious crash occurred on San Antonio's West Side due to a medical emergency. This information comes from San Antonio News Today.
- CDC's Absence in Hantavirus Outbreak Raises Concerns
A hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has sparked discussions about U.S. preparedness and the CDC's involvement in international outbreaks. The episode summarizes news based on public reporting.
- Frontier Jet Clips Pedestrian on Runway
A Frontier Airlines jet aborted takeoff after striking a pedestrian on a Denver runway. No injuries were reported among passengers.
- Eric McCormack's Stage Fire: Love, Again on Lifetime
Eric McCormack reflects on his acting career, from early roles to his current project, Love, Again on Lifetime. He also talks about his son, Finnigan, who is exploring acting.
- Trump: Iran Nuclear Talks, Project Freedom Plus
Trump addresses potential delays in Iran nuclear talks and mentions Project Freedom Plus amidst rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. The report also covers U.S. actions against Iranian oil tankers and arrests in Bahrain.
- Ceasefire Shaky as Iran Oil Tankers Hit
A month-old ceasefire is shaky as tensions escalate between the U.S. and Iran over blocked shipping lanes and Iran's nuclear program. Diplomatic efforts are underway to find a lasting solution and ensure safe passage for ships.
- Memphis Musicians Split by Red Map
A Supreme Court ruling led to a new congressional map that divides the city of Memphis. This split has left Democrats and civil rights groups to fight for representation.
- Vet Health Influencers: Spot Real Credentials
This podcast episode discusses how to navigate health advice from vet health influencers on social media. It emphasizes verifying credentials, recognizing potential bias in sponsored content, and seeking scientific consensus. The episode a…
- Marquee Plaza: Free Outdoor Movies & Community Hub
Mission Marquee Plaza, a historic drive-in theater in San Antonio, has transformed into a community hub. It offers free outdoor movies, live music, and local events, hosting classic films and family-friendly entertainment.
- Buc-ee's Parking Lot Rules: A Trucker's Nightmare
Buc-ee's has implemented new parking lot rules, prohibiting overnight stays for truckers and RV drivers and requiring card-only payments at the pump. These changes have led to frustration among some customers, though Buc-ee's states the ru…
- Trump's DC Makeover: Beautification vs. Criticism
President Trump's renovation plans for Washington DC, including the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and East Potomac Parks golf course, have sparked controversy. Critics argue these projects are a misallocation of resources, and the paint…
- Tryst's New Cocktail Lounge GoodCompany Opens in San Antonio
Tryst is opening a new cocktail lounge called GoodCompany on North Alamo Street in San Antonio. GoodCompany will offer 29 screens for game days, tropical cocktails, brick oven pizzas, DJ sets, VIP areas, and bottle service.
- WHO Chief Leads Hantavirus Evacuation from Cruise Ship
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is leading the hantavirus evacuation from a cruise ship in Tenerife. The MV Hondius, with over 140 passengers and crew, is expected to arrive soon with no symptoms reported on board. Spanish…
- Magyar's New Era: Hungary's Regime Change
The episode discusses Péter Magyar's new era in Hungary, where his center-right party has defeated Orbán. This event signals a shift towards democracy and alignment with the EU.
- Texas Cool-Down: Cold Front Brings Relief
A cold front provides a brief cool-down for Texas, impacting the Panhandle, Dallas-Fort Worth, and San Antonio-Austin with cooler temperatures and storms. However, record-breaking heat is predicted to return later in the week.
- National News Desk Weekend Edition: Hyper-Local & Global Stories
This episode, "National News Desk Weekend Edition: Hyper-Local & Global Stories," covers a range of news from local to global.
- Venice Biennale's Wild Edition: Voting for Art's Spark
The Venice Biennale's latest edition is marked by protests, leading to visitors voting for their favorite art instead of Golden Lion awards. It showcases diverse artists and controversial exhibits.
- Africa's EV Revolution: Ethiopia Leads the Charge
Africa's electric vehicle revolution is gaining momentum, with Ethiopia leading due to high fuel prices and shortages. Ethiopia's ban on gas and diesel imports promotes EVs, and over 90% of its power is renewable. Challenges include chargi…
- US Military Strikes Drug Boat, Killing Two
The US military conducted a strike on a suspected drug boat, resulting in two fatalities and one survivor. This operation is part of President Trump's new counterterrorism playbook, though critics question its legality given the lack of pr…