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Conservation Society of San Antonio appeals court decision blocking lawsuit over demolition of former ITC building
Read full article: Conservation Society of San Antonio appeals court decision blocking lawsuit over demolition of former ITC buildingAs the demolition of the former Institute of Texan Cultures building continues, the Conservation Society of San Antonio filed an appeal on Wednesday against the district court’s decision to block the University of Texas at San Antonio and the City of San Antonio from being sued, according to a press release.
UTSA baseball credits success to brotherhood found in the weight room
Read full article: UTSA baseball credits success to brotherhood found in the weight roomThe University of Texas at San Antonio’s baseball team is having an outstanding season with a 28-9 overall record and only two losses in American Athletic Conference play.
Demolition of Institute of Texan Cultures continues despite request to pause, Conservation Society says
Read full article: Demolition of Institute of Texan Cultures continues despite request to pause, Conservation Society saysThe Conservation Society of San Antonio says demolition of the Institute of Texan Cultures will continue, and the City of San Antonio and UTSA were stifling efforts to stop the work.
Spencer Burford returns to San Antonio, connects with fans during meet-and-greet event
Read full article: Spencer Burford returns to San Antonio, connects with fans during meet-and-greet eventWhen a San Antonio native and professional athlete returns home to spend time with the community, a big crowd is always expected.
After partial wall removal, Conservation Society seeks quick order blocking demo of former ITC building
Read full article: After partial wall removal, Conservation Society seeks quick order blocking demo of former ITC buildingKSAT captured video Tuesday showing portions of a wall removed; UTSA says it’s for asbestos remediation
Institute of Texan Cultures demolition underway despite San Antonio Conservation Society lawsuit
Read full article: Institute of Texan Cultures demolition underway despite San Antonio Conservation Society lawsuitThe demolition of the former Institute of Texan Cultures building downtown was underway Tuesday despite a recent legal challenge from the San Antonio Conservation Society.
On the run: UTSA men’s basketball’s future success hinges on young coaches with a shared past
Read full article: On the run: UTSA men’s basketball’s future success hinges on young coaches with a shared pastUTSA men's basketball head coach Austin Claunch, assistant coach Nick Bowman and assistant coach/general manager Joey Brooks discuss how to build a winning program in a new era of college athletics.
San Antonio Conservation Society files lawsuit to halt ITC demolition
Read full article: San Antonio Conservation Society files lawsuit to halt ITC demolitionThe San Antonio Conservation Society is suing to stop the demolition of the former Institute of Texan Cultures building — a key piece of real estate for Project Marvel.
UTSA basketball player Sidney Love enters transfer portal after 92 games with team
Read full article: UTSA basketball player Sidney Love enters transfer portal after 92 games with teamAfter three years of playing a key role in the UTSA Women’s Basketball program, local star Sidney Love announced she’s entering the transfer portal.
UTSA football posts spring practice video on social media to kickstart your weekend
Read full article: UTSA football posts spring practice video on social media to kickstart your weekendThe first week of spring practices for UTSA football has culminated, and the Roadrunners are heading into the weekend with a chill vibe.
Residents blame broken security gates at NW Side apartment complex for rise in car burglaries
Read full article: Residents blame broken security gates at NW Side apartment complex for rise in car burglariesResidents of a Northwest Side apartment complex said the property’s broken security gate make them vulnerable to car burglaries.
Students run from San Antonio to Austin to support prisoners of war and those missing in action
Read full article: Students run from San Antonio to Austin to support prisoners of war and those missing in actionOn Sunday morning, Air Force ROTC students from the University of Texas at San Antonio started running from San Antonio to New Braunfels to support prisoners of war and those missing in action.
Local AFROTC students set to carry POW/MIAS flag in journey from San Antonio to Austin
Read full article: Local AFROTC students set to carry POW/MIAS flag in journey from San Antonio to AustinThis weekend, a group of Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps (AFROTC) students from several universities will run more than 60 miles between San Antonio and Austin.
Lack of ‘respect’: UTSA women’s basketball frustrated but ready for WBIT
Read full article: Lack of ‘respect’: UTSA women’s basketball frustrated but ready for WBITThe UTSA Roadrunners will compete in the second annual Women’s Basketball Invitational Tournament. Their first-round matchup against Gonzaga will be on the Bulldogs’ home floor in Spokane, Washington.
Women’s History Month: Karen Aston’s story, how she built up UTSA women’s basketball
Read full article: Women’s History Month: Karen Aston’s story, how she built up UTSA women’s basketballIn Karen Aston’s four seasons at the helm of UTSA women’s basketball, the Roadrunners’ ascension has been undeniable.
‘These are kids who love storytelling’: Students, mentors recount time at UTSA screenwriters workshop
Read full article: ‘These are kids who love storytelling’: Students, mentors recount time at UTSA screenwriters workshopSome local students and aspiring screenwriters are getting to rub elbows with Hollywood professionals this week at UTSA.
American Athletic Conference sets minimum for schools to share with athletes at $10M over 3 years
Read full article: American Athletic Conference sets minimum for schools to share with athletes at $10M over 3 yearsThe American Athletic Conference will require each member except Army and Navy to provide athletes with at least $10 million in additional benefits over the next three years.
‘We feel like we can make a real run at this thing’: UTSA basketball looks to emerge as dark horse in AAC tournament
Read full article: ‘We feel like we can make a real run at this thing’: UTSA basketball looks to emerge as dark horse in AAC tournamentThe UTSA men’s basketball team (12-18) departed to Fort Worth for the American Athletic Conference (AAC) men’s basketball tournament on Tuesday.
1-on-1 with former UTSA star, Brahmas DB Corey Mayfield Jr.
Read full article: 1-on-1 with former UTSA star, Brahmas DB Corey Mayfield Jr.As Mayfield gets ready to embark on year two, KSAT 12 Sports sat down with the former UTSA star to hear about his debut season in the UFL, the relationship he’s building with legendary head coach Wade Phillips, his thoughts on San Antonio native Kellen Mond joining the quarterback room and much more.
San Antonio voters split on Project Marvel, funding Spurs arena with venue tax
Read full article: San Antonio voters split on Project Marvel, funding Spurs arena with venue taxSan Antonio voters showed “tepid” support for a new sports and entertainment district in downtown San Antonio and for helping fund a new NBA arena with a tax aimed at visitors, according to a new poll.
UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures launches digital music series charting sounds of the state
Read full article: UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures launches digital music series charting sounds of the stateFrom San Antonio’s early jazz icons to the stars who passed away in 2024, a new effort by the University of Texas at San Antonio’s Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) is exploring the annals of the state’s music history.
UTSA breaks multiple records on Senior Day, clinches No. 1 seed in AAC tournament
Read full article: UTSA breaks multiple records on Senior Day, clinches No. 1 seed in AAC tournamentThe University of Texas at San Antonio women’s basketball team (25-3) defeated Florida Atlantic 60-52 on Saturday, marking the Roadrunners' 25th win of the season—a first for the program.
Tourist may have exposed ‘hundreds of thousands’ of people in San Antonio to measles, health experts say
Read full article: Tourist may have exposed ‘hundreds of thousands’ of people in San Antonio to measles, health experts sayHundreds of thousands of people in San Antonio may have been exposed to measles during Valentine’s Day weekend, according to state and local health officials.
Hollywood comes to town: UTSA film program announces its second screenwriters workshop
Read full article: Hollywood comes to town: UTSA film program announces its second screenwriters workshopHollywood is coming to town next month, and film students at UTSA will experience an integral part of the movie-making process: the writers' room.
Construction timeline for massive Hollywood-style movie studio outside San Marcos up in the air
Read full article: Construction timeline for massive Hollywood-style movie studio outside San Marcos up in the airThe development timeline for a massive 820,000-square-foot movie studio outside San Marcos remains muddled, as pictures taken of the site by KSAT show an empty lot nearly six months out from its projected completion date.
Will Texas be America’s film capital? Legislature revives focus on industry incentives amid outside push
Read full article: Will Texas be America’s film capital? Legislature revives focus on industry incentives amid outside pushIt is a Texas-sized statement to say the state could be the nation’s film capital. Still, lawmakers and other figures in Austin certainly think the limelight is possible as the 89th Texas Legislature drives forward.
UTSA baseball takes dead aim at NCAA Tournament fueled by last season’s abrupt AAC tourney exit
Read full article: UTSA baseball takes dead aim at NCAA Tournament fueled by last season’s abrupt AAC tourney exitAs the UTSA baseball team prepares for its home opener at Roadrunner Field in two weeks, unfinished business appears to be on the minds of its players heading into this season.
UTSA basketball, volleyball training facility to be completed earlier than expected
Read full article: UTSA basketball, volleyball training facility to be completed earlier than expectedConstruction for a new University of Texas at San Antonio training facility is expected to be completed earlier than anticipated, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
What words will the kids be using in 2050? Predictions are going in a time capsule.
Read full article: What words will the kids be using in 2050? Predictions are going in a time capsule.A time capsule containing predictions from students in 2000 on what words would be popular in 2025 was recently unsealed.
South Texas Blood and Tissue Center, UTSA to host 210 Blood Drive
Read full article: South Texas Blood and Tissue Center, UTSA to host 210 Blood DriveThe South Texas Blood and Tissue Center is partnering with UTSA for the 210 Blood Drive next Monday. The drive will take place from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the UTSA Main Campus.
CLOSURES: Some school districts, including San Antonio ISD, remain closed on Wednesday
Read full article: CLOSURES: Some school districts, including San Antonio ISD, remain closed on WednesdaySchool districts in Bexar County and surrounding areas are making additional changes for Wednesday due to Tuesday’s wintry weather.
UTSA women’s basketball ties best start in conference play with 18-point win over Wichita State
Read full article: UTSA women’s basketball ties best start in conference play with 18-point win over Wichita StateThe UTSA women’s basketball program has seen many talented teams battle opponents at the Convocation Center.
UTSA scores opening 27 points of the Myrtle Beach Bowl to cruise past short-handed Coastal Carolina
Read full article: UTSA scores opening 27 points of the Myrtle Beach Bowl to cruise past short-handed Coastal CarolinaOwen McCown threw for 254 yards and a touchdown and UTSA scored the opening 27 points of the Myrtle Beach Bowl to cruise past short-handed Coastal Carolina 44-15 on Monday.
Preview: UTSA vs. Coastal Carolina in the Myrtle Beach Bowl
Read full article: Preview: UTSA vs. Coastal Carolina in the Myrtle Beach BowlAfter a rollercoaster of a season, the UTSA football program will have a chance to end it on a high note with a bowl game matchup against Coastal Carolina in the Myrtle Beach Bowl.
UTSA gets OK from state to demolish Institute of Texan Cultures
Read full article: UTSA gets OK from state to demolish Institute of Texan CulturesThe University of Texas at San Antonio is set to demolish the downtown Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) building and move it to a temporary home in late 2025.
UTSA professor earns doctorate after 20-year journey
Read full article: UTSA professor earns doctorate after 20-year journeyA lot can happen in 20 years, including making the decision to go back to school. Dr. Vidya Sharma, a professor at UTSA, made that decision and crossed the stage with her doctorate this December.
Judson HS, UTSA alum Sincere McCormick placed on injured reserve, ending his NFL season
Read full article: Judson HS, UTSA alum Sincere McCormick placed on injured reserve, ending his NFL seasonThe Las Vegas Raiders are placing Judson High School and University of Texas at San Antonio alum Sincere McCormick on injured reserve, according to NFL Insider Ian Rapoport.
Judson HS, UTSA alum Sincere McCormick named Las Vegas Raiders starting running back
Read full article: Judson HS, UTSA alum Sincere McCormick named Las Vegas Raiders starting running backAfter battling injuries and setbacks to start his NFL career, Judson High School and University of Texas at San Antonio alum Sincere McCormick finally had the chance to shine when he got called on to fill in as the Las Vegas Raiders’ starting running back due to injuries.
UTSA announces groundbreaking date for basketball, volleyball training facility
Read full article: UTSA announces groundbreaking date for basketball, volleyball training facilityThe University of Texas at San Antonio has announced the groundbreaking of its forthcoming 53,000-square-foot basketball and volleyball training facility.
COLLEGE CORNER: Longhorns and UTSA have bowl games set, UIW moves on and Coach Prime is headed to the Valero Alamo Bowl
Read full article: COLLEGE CORNER: Longhorns and UTSA have bowl games set, UIW moves on and Coach Prime is headed to the Valero Alamo BowlThe Sunday after conference championships mean teams are set for bowl games, and San Antonio hit the jackpot for the Valero Alamo Bowl.
Judson HS, UTSA alum Sincere McCormick signed to Las Vegas Raiders active roster
Read full article: Judson HS, UTSA alum Sincere McCormick signed to Las Vegas Raiders active rosterJudson High School and University of Texas at San Antonio alum Sincere McCormick was signed to the Las Vegas Raiders' active roster on Tuesday, according to the team.
UTSA goes wheels down with additions to electric scooter fleet
Read full article: UTSA goes wheels down with additions to electric scooter fleetScooterLab, a multi-university research initiative helmed by professors from the University of Texas at San Antonio, is preparing to go wheels down with an additional fleet of electric scooters.
Daily scores two TDs to help No. 25 Army hold off UTSA 29-24
Read full article: Daily scores two TDs to help No. 25 Army hold off UTSA 29-24Bryson Daily tied the American Athletic Conference record for single-season touchdowns and threw for a season-high 190 yards and a score to lift No. 25 Army to a 29-24 win over UTSA.

City of San Antonio unveils conceptual plans for downtown Spurs arena, sports & entertainment district
Read full article: City of San Antonio unveils conceptual plans for downtown Spurs arena, sports & entertainment districtA new San Antonio Spurs arena could take center court of a proposed downtown sports and entertainment district around Hemisfair.

How the proposed Trump administration tariffs could impact your wallet
Read full article: How the proposed Trump administration tariffs could impact your walletA local economist and the National Retail Federation say the Trump administration’s proposed tariff policies on $3 trillion of U.S. imports, which could boost domestic manufacturing and create more jobs, will likely raise consumer prices.
Will Hemisfair building's past block plans for Spurs' future?
Read full article: Will Hemisfair building's past block plans for Spurs' future?As a museum, the former home of the Institute of Texan Cultures at the Southeast corner of Hemisfair is history. But it’s also historical, which could cause problems for apparent plans for a future San Antonio Spurs arena in the area.
All in how you frame it — UTSA says ballot language causes big opinion shift on San Antonio charter amendments
Read full article: All in how you frame it — UTSA says ballot language causes big opinion shift on San Antonio charter amendmentsThe University of Texas at San Antonio’s Center for Public Opinion Research (CPOR) polled likely voters in September and October about the six proposed city charter amendments on the Nov. 5 ballot. However, it recorded big shifts in voter’s opinion, depending whether it used plain language to describe the amendments or the exact ballot language.
POLL: Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump among Bexar County registered voters, 13% remain undecided
Read full article: POLL: Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump among Bexar County registered voters, 13% remain undecidedA recent UTSA poll found Vice President Kamala Harris continues to lead former President Donald Trump among Bexar County registered voters, and about 13% of respondents remain undecided.
Curso de UTSA usa el legado de Selena para hablar sobre identidad, raza y género
Read full article: Curso de UTSA usa el legado de Selena para hablar sobre identidad, raza y géneroUn curso en la Universidad de Texas en San Antonio explora mucho más que la música de Selena. Creado por la profesora Sonya Alemán, el curso utiliza la vida y el legado de la superestrella tejana para involucrar a los estudiantes en conversaciones sobre identidad, raza y género.
UTSA releases new polling on charter amendments, Nov. 5 elections, 2025 mayor’s race
Read full article: UTSA releases new polling on charter amendments, Nov. 5 elections, 2025 mayor’s raceThe University of Texas at San Antonio Center for Public Opinion Research is announcing the results of its latest voter survey on Thursday at 11 a.m.
McCown throws for 340 yards, 2 scores and UTSA finishes strong in a 38-24 win over Florida Atlantic
Read full article: McCown throws for 340 yards, 2 scores and UTSA finishes strong in a 38-24 win over Florida AtlanticOwen McCown threw for 340 yards and a couple of touchdowns and UTSA scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to defeat Florida Atlantic 38-24.
UTSA football ‘frustrated’ but not defeated as Roadrunners seek first win in AAC play
Read full article: UTSA football ‘frustrated’ but not defeated as Roadrunners seek first win in AAC playIt’s officially the halfway point of the college football season, and UTSA (2-4) finds itself in a challenging spot as the Roadrunners are off to a 0-2 start in American Athletic Conference play.
USAA expands partnership with UTSA Athletics as official military appreciation partner
Read full article: USAA expands partnership with UTSA Athletics as official military appreciation partnerThe University of Texas at San Antonio announced Wednesday that USAA has been named the official military appreciation partner for its athletics program.
KSAT Insider: Enter for a chance to win tickets to UTSA’s 2024 Homecoming
Read full article: KSAT Insider: Enter for a chance to win tickets to UTSA’s 2024 HomecomingUTSA Roadrunners are heading to the field against Florida Atlantic this Saturday at the Alamodome, and KSAT Insiders could win tickets to the game.
Selena’s legacy used as a lens for UTSA course on Mexican American experience
Read full article: Selena’s legacy used as a lens for UTSA course on Mexican American experienceIf you think a college course about Selena Quintanilla is just about her music, think again. A professor at UTSA is using the Tejano singer’s legacy to address complex issues like identity, race and gender.
Ewers is on track to return from injury as QB1 for No. 1 Texas against Oklahoma
Read full article: Ewers is on track to return from injury as QB1 for No. 1 Texas against OklahomaTexas coach Steve Sarkisian says Quinn Ewers is on track to return as the starting quarterback for the No. 1 Longhorns this week against rival Oklahoma but will be monitored all week.
UTSA police investigates sexual assault incident at on-campus apartment complex
Read full article: UTSA police investigates sexual assault incident at on-campus apartment complexThe University of Texas at San Antonio Police Department is investigating a sexual assault incident that occurred at an on-campus apartment complex, according to the university.
HUD releases playbook addressing extreme heat resilience as parts of US continue showing high temperatures
Read full article: HUD releases playbook addressing extreme heat resilience as parts of US continue showing high temperaturesAs cities, including San Antonio, continue to battle extreme heat exacerbations, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced a strategy to curb heat’s effect on the housing system and offer clear guidance on active heat mitigation efforts.
How researchers in San Antonio are using helmet padding to protect athletes, soldiers
Read full article: How researchers in San Antonio are using helmet padding to protect athletes, soldiersA team of researchers from the University of Texas San Antonio and the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) have been working for the last year and a half to develop new helmet padding technology.
Judson HS alum, Las Vegas Raider Sincere McCormick activated for Sunday game vs. Broncos
Read full article: Judson HS alum, Las Vegas Raider Sincere McCormick activated for Sunday game vs. BroncosThe last time the Las Vegas Raider and former Judson High School running back Sincere McCormick appeared on KSAT was back in July.
Local colleges, universities see slight increase in student enrollment for Fall 2024 semester
Read full article: Local colleges, universities see slight increase in student enrollment for Fall 2024 semesterThe Fall 2024 semester is officially underway and we are getting an enrollment breakdown from local colleges and universities.
POLL: Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump among Bexar County registered voters, 10% remain undecided
Read full article: POLL: Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump among Bexar County registered voters, 10% remain undecidedThe UTSA survey found that Harris has increased support for the Democratic ticket by double digits over Joe Biden
Pro-charter change PAC plans to spend $1M ahead of San Antonio election
Read full article: Pro-charter change PAC plans to spend $1M ahead of San Antonio electionA political action committee led by big names from the San Antonio business community plans to spend more than $1 million in support of a slate of proposed changes to the city charter.
UTSA Roadrunners to remain in American Athletic Conference despite interest from Pac-12
Read full article: UTSA Roadrunners to remain in American Athletic Conference despite interest from Pac-12The University of Texas at San Antonio pledged its allegiance to the American Athletic Conference on Monday, reportedly turning down interest from the Pac-12.
POLL: City council pay raises, reversing city manager pay cap unpopular with San Antonio voters
Read full article: POLL: City council pay raises, reversing city manager pay cap unpopular with San Antonio votersTwo controversial, proposed San Antonio charter amendments could face an uphill climb, judging by a recent poll.
‘At best tepid’: Polling shows ‘limited’ support for downtown San Antonio sports stadiums for Spurs, Missions
Read full article: ‘At best tepid’: Polling shows ‘limited’ support for downtown San Antonio sports stadiums for Spurs, MissionsNBA and minor league baseball stadiums both had below 40% favorability in a September poll conducted by the University of Texas at San Antonio's Center for Public Opinion Research.
How the games (will) get made: UTSA debuts game design program in fall semester
Read full article: How the games (will) get made: UTSA debuts game design program in fall semesterFrom “NCAA Football 25″ and “Borderlands” to the Xbox versus PlayStation debate, the gaming industry has experienced a meteoric rise. Now, students at the University of Texas at San Antonio will have a chance to learn the fundamentals of how today’s games are made.
Injured Texas QB Quinn Ewers is questionable to return for the No. 1 Longhorns for next game
Read full article: Injured Texas QB Quinn Ewers is questionable to return for the No. 1 Longhorns for next gameTexas coach Steve Sarkisian says injured starting quarterback Quinn Ewers is considered “questionable” for the No. 1 Longhorns game this week against Louisiana-Monroe.
Spurs players spotted on sideline at DKR Stadium for UT Austin-UTSA football game
Read full article: Spurs players spotted on sideline at DKR Stadium for UT Austin-UTSA football gameSan Antonio Spurs players traveled to Austin on Saturday to attend the Texas Longhorns vs. UTSA Roadrunners football game.