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Miami Dolphins Tua Tagovailoa faces an uncertain future as rookie Quinn Ewers takes the helm, following a disappointing season marked by interceptions and subpar performance. Tagovailoa, benched after a loss to the Steelers, will serve as emergency third quarterback. Ewers, drafted in the seventh round, will make his first start this Sunday against the Bengals. Tagovailoa, despite his disappointment, remains committed to supporting the team. Ewers, grateful for the opportunity, shows empathy for his predecessor. The financial implications of releasing Tagovailoa add complexity to his situation, with a significant dead cap charge if released next year. The Dolphins decision to stick with Ewers beyond Sundays game remains uncertain, as they face the Buccaneers and Patriots in their remaining games.

Stephania Jimenez, a renowned San Antonio news anchor, is leaving KSAT twelve for KPRC two in Houston, starting January 19th. Excited about the citys energy and stories, she aims to serve and reflect communities. This move marks a significant career step, with colleagues and viewers praising her journalistic integrity and community connections.

Discover the unique charm of Texas dive bars in this comprehensive guide, featuring 23 Austin and 13 San Antonio establishments. Author Raf Miastkowski, inspired by the closing of Dry Creek Cafe, shares his journey across Texas, documenting the dive bar factor and preserving this vanishing piece of Texas culture.

San Antonio man, Jesus Prado, sentenced to 60 years for shooting two police officers during a domestic dispute.

Camps in Texas Hill Country install new flood warning systems, River Sentry, to prevent future disasters after devastating July fourth floods. These systems, developed by airline pilot Ian Cunningham, aim to provide early warnings for rising river levels with loud sirens and flashing lights. Camps like Rio Vista and Mystic Cypress Lake, which lost lives in the previous floods, are committed to ensuring safety and reassuring families with these new measures.

San Antonio experiences a significant drop in overall crime, with a 13% decrease in 2025. Violent crime, including homicides and kidnappings, also saw a decline. Property crimes, such as motor vehicle theft and vandalism, dropped by over 18%. Despite an increase in crimes against society, this is due to increased enforcement efforts. The police department also reported faster response times to emergency and non-emergency calls.

Career Criminal Michael Loving Arrested for High-End Jewelry Thefts: A Brazen Crime Spree San Antonio police have apprehended Michael Allen Loving, a man with a lengthy criminal history, for a series of luxury jewelry heists. Loving, 38, has 37 prior arrests and 10 outstanding warrants. Hes accused of using a smash and grab method to steal from pawn shops and mall jewelry stores, including a $45,000 haul from EZ Pawn and over $37,000 from JCPenney. His crimes were often daytime affairs, with the EZ Pawn robbery involving a gun threat. Police suspect he may have targeted more businesses, and anyone with information is urged to contact the San Antonio Police Departments Property Crimes Division.

Richard Escobedo, a dedicated class ring finder, reunited Lamarcus Johnson with his lost Judson High School ring, bringing him a much-needed boost of hope after a challenging year. Escobedo, inspired by his own lost ring, has returned over 200 class rings to their owners since 2019, using details on the rings to track them down.

A recent law lowering the cost of drilling on federal land threatens to cut New Mexicos revenue by billions, potentially impacting early childhood education and long-term savings. Supporters argue it will boost energy production and jobs, but states like New Mexico, heavily reliant on oil and gas income, face significant financial challenges.