Jeremy Kolok

Cars honked as people cheered from the sidewalks of downtown San Antonio Tuesday night, celebrating Democrats’ sweeping wins across Texas — a scene reminiscent of Spurs playoff celebrations. bit.ly/4iVG1RM

Parents accuse an NISD school of withholding info about an infection risk, an off-duty SAPD officer accused of shooting at a DoorDash driver, and the Spurs see a big jump in value — in a minute. Head to our website to read these stories and more. bit.ly/400qgz8

Talarico says he’ll enter “the lion’s den” in latest debate challenge, county elections officials on their own, and Spec’s becomes the official liquor store of the Spurs — in a minute. Head to our website to read these stories and more. bit.ly/400qgz8

The former top cop’s new job comes to an abrupt end, the mother of a local Naval Academy midshipman deported to Mexico, and another robotaxi could be coming to San Antonio — in a minute. Head to our website to read these stories and more. bit.ly/400qgz8

A 5-year-old boy detained by ICE on his way to a soccer game, a beloved Fiesta tradition facing a major reset, and 15 things to do in San Antonio this weekend — in a minute. Head to our website to read these stories and more. bit.ly/400qgz8

A confrontation between a Judson school police officer and a 15-year-old student ended with the teen handcuffed and the officer ramming his fists into the boy’s belly. Texas school police officers are supposed to stay out of “routine student discipline." But they have used physical force in thousands of cases in recent years. bit.ly/4z42sdz

An avalanche claims a local woman's life, Texas' new THC restrictions take effect, and Wemby signs a long-term extension with Nike — in a minute. Head to our website to read these stories and more. bit.ly/400qgz8

Potential flooding in the forecast, Ken Paxton investigates Alani Nu energy drinks, and the Spurs look to bounce back in Game 2 of the NBA Finals — in a minute. Head to our website to read these stories and more. bit.ly/400qgz8

The silver and black are back in the NBA Finals with a chance to bring a sixth championship back to San Antonio. We’ve covered every minute of the Spurs championship run, and you can celebrate the Race for Seis by purchasing a commemorative edition of the Express-News, available only in our online store. bit.ly/4dSri6f

Saturday night turned into a celebration across San Antonio. Fans flooded downtown and along N.W. Military as the Spurs punched their ticket back to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2014. bit.ly/4nW3OBU

The Spurs are headed back to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2014 after defeating the Thunder 111-103 in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals. More from Oklahoma City: bit.ly/3PVqxkZ

A brutal death shocks Shavano Park, a San Antonio arrest tied to threats against Erika Kirk, and the Spurs look to stave off elimination tonight — in a minute. Head to our website to read these stories and more. bit.ly/400qgz8

Victor Wembanyama's third NBA season was unlike anything the league has seen from a 22-year-old. So why didn’t he win MVP? bit.ly/49bJ2Z1

The latest on two home explosions, Texas nursing regulators suspend Mary Liz Eastland’s license, and Mike Sutter reviews The Monarch hotel’s new Oak & Amber steakhouse — in a minute. Head to our website to read these stories and more. bit.ly/400qgz8