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SpaceX is set to conduct its 14th test flight from its launch site in South Texas, according to KSAT. The flight is part of the company's ongoing rocket development and testing program at the facility, which has drawn regular attention from space enthusiasts, local residents, and regulators monitoring launches in the region.

US Representative Joaquin Castro, along with Sigrid Gonzalez and Rochelle Garza, took part in a discussion about immigration detention centers operated by ICE in Texas, as aired by San Antonio station KSAT. The conversation focused on conditions and oversight at facilities across the state, which remains central to the national immigration debate.

A new trauma center in San Antonio is drawing attention because of possible implications for the military, which relies heavily on the city's military medical facilities, including Brooke Army Medical Center, for trauma training and care. KSAT reports that the new civilian facility could worry defense officials, though details of their concerns are not yet clear.

US Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania is speaking at the 2026 Texas Tribune Festival in Texas, an annual gathering of political leaders, journalists and voters. His appearance is drawing attention as audiences watch what he says on stage, with local coverage including KSAT carrying the event live.

A man accused of murdering Stacy Dramiga in 2024 has been found competent to stand trial, according to San Antonio news station KSAT. The ruling clears the way for the criminal case to proceed, though further details about the defendant, the court's findings and the circumstances of Dramiga's death were not provided. The case remains active in local courts.

San Antonio Mayor Jones, in a Q&A with local outlet KSAT, urged residents to prepare for incoming storms and voiced support for a proposed SAWS rate increase. The comments tie together immediate severe weather readiness with a contested utility funding question, giving residents practical guidance and a sign of where City Hall stands on water bills.

A local restaurant has paid back $81,000 to its workers following a federal investigation, KSAT reports. The repayment follows a US Department of Labor probe into the restaurant's pay practices. Little detail is available yet on how many employees were affected or what specific violations investigators found.