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San Antonios Inaugural Marathon: A Rolling Hills Challenge Thousands of runners participated in San Antonios first marathon, held from December 5th to 7th, with many expressing surprise at the citys challenging rolling hills. The full marathon featured a significant elevation gain, while the half marathon had substantial climbing. Social media users shared their experiences, with some praising the organization and finish line, but others expressing concerns about knee pain and cramps due to the continuous uphill and downhill sections.

San Antonio residents, particularly those on the Far Westside, have reason to celebrate! A new doughnut shop, Golden Glaze Donut and Cafe, is set to open in a new development off Highway Ninety. Construction begins December 15th, with an estimated completion date of March 1st, 2026. This hidden gem could be linked to a popular Texas chain, adding a significant new addition to the local food scene. Interestingly, the address also hosts an upcoming Tias Taco Hut, suggesting both businesses are part of the same larger development. While the name is familiar to Dallas-Fort Worth residents, its not yet confirmed if this San Antonio location is directly affiliated with that chain. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new culinary addition to San Antonio.

Jennifer Shah, a former reality TV star, has been transferred to a community confinement program after serving less than half of her six-and-a-half-year sentence for defrauding thousands of people. She is now under the supervision of the Phoenix Residential Reentry Management Office and is expected to be released in August 2026. Shah, who pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge, apologized for her actions and committed to paying restitution and forfeiture. She used her fraud profits to fund a luxurious lifestyle and even marketed Justice for Jen merchandise after her arrest.

Frederick Green, a 20-year-old from the Bronx, faces attempted murder charges for shooting Jets player Kris Boyd outside a Manhattan restaurant. Green, who pleaded not guilty, was arrested in Buffalo after altering his appearance. Boyd, despite critical injuries, has been recovering and even visited the Jets facility.

Podcast Papi shares his personal journey of overcoming a 3-year period of isolation, poverty, and lack of excitement. He emphasizes that current circumstances do not define ones future and encourages listeners to use challenging times as opportunities for growth and preparation for their comeback story.

Republican lawmakers, including Florida Congressman Randy Fine, are actively promoting former President Donald Trumps economic achievements, highlighting a halt in price increases and contrasting it with what they perceive as economic setbacks under President Joe Biden. Fine will host an online town hall this Wednesday to discuss these economic wins and draw comparisons to past administrations, aiming to shape public opinion on economic matters ahead of future elections.

Vanderbilts Diego Pavia, Texas A&Ms Cashius Howell, Missouris Ahmad Hardy, and Tennessees Braylon Staley were named the top individual honorees in the SEC for the 2025 season. Pavia, a Heisman finalist, led Vanderbilt to a ten-win season, setting records with 4,000+ total yards and 36 TDs. Coach Clark Lea, who led Vanderbilt to 17 wins in two seasons, was named coach of the year. Howell, with 11.5 sacks, and Hardy, with 1,560 rushing yards, were recognized for their defensive and offensive prowess, respectively. Staley, the freshman standout, rounded out the honorees.

In recent years, profanity in political discourse has become more common, with figures from both parties using vulgar language in public. This shift is seen as a response to perceived political correctness and is amplified by social media. The rise in coarse language reflects an increasingly aggressive political environment, with leaders like Donald Trump, JD Vance, and Kamala Harris using strong language. The impact of this trend on political communication remains to be seen.

Former banking chief at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, accused of stealing over $500,000, remains in custody due to flight risk concerns. Evidence includes flight ticket to Benin, wifes confirmation of planned departure, and attempts to flee. Judge agrees, denying bond until trial, which could result in up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.