Today on San Antonio’s First News, Mike Opelka joins us live to discuss a range of fun and thought-provoking topics — including a fan favorite question: “What is the greatest poster you’ve ever hung on your wall?” Tune in as Mike shares his insights, personal stories, and reactions, giving listeners a mix of entertainment, nostalgia, and conversation-worthy moments you won’t want to miss.

Today on San Antonio’s First News, White House Correspondent Jon Decker joins us live to discuss President Trump’s visit to Rome, Georgia. He’ll break down the president’s planned address on affordability and the economy, what topics are expected to be highlighted, and how officials and local leaders are responding. Tune in for firsthand reporting and context on this developing story — only on WOAI.

Today on San Antonio’s First News, the host of Spurs Countdown Dillon Emery joins us live on WOAI to break down everything Spurs ahead of tonight’s big game! We’ll talk match‑ups, keys to the contest, and what Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs need to do to keep their momentum rolling as they take on the Phoenix Suns Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Moody Center in Austin — a game that could stretch San Antonio’s hot streak even further. Tune in for insider insights before tip‑off!

The second day of high‑stakes nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran is underway in Geneva, with both sides continuing talks aimed at curbing Tehran’s disputed nuclear program. The round follows initial discussions that sought to revive diplomacy after years of tension and regional conflict rooted in Iran’s enrichment activities and the U.S. withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal. While officials from both countries report some progress toward “guiding principles” for a potential agreement, key differences remain — particularly over Iran’s uranium enrichment limits and inspection access. The talks are taking place amid ongoing military posturing, including Iranian live‑fire drills and indications that Tehran briefly closed the strategic Strait of Hormuz for exercises, highlighting the fragile backdrop of diplomatic efforts. Stay up to date with all the latest news by listening in with us now at News Radio 1200 WOAI

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Broadcaster Mike Opelka joins the show to cover everything happening in San Antonio, from local news to community highlights. Plus, he weighs in on a lighter note — revealing his vote for what he thinks is the worst song ever. Expect insight, humor, and a local perspective that keeps listeners both informed and entertained on San Anotnio's First News.

City Councilman Marc Whyte joins 1200 WOAI to weigh in on the potential censure of Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones. With questions swirling over recent decisions and city management, Whyte provides insight into the council’s deliberations, the reasons behind considering a formal censure, and what it could mean for local governance. He breaks down the process, the political dynamics at play, and the possible impacts on the community, giving listeners a clear understanding of this developing situation in San Antonio city politics.

San Antonio’s First News reports: Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones has hired her fourth communications director since taking office. This comes as city leadership faces ongoing scrutiny over its messaging strategy and public engagement. The new hire is expected to help improve transparency, coordinate communications across city departments, and address recent controversies that have drawn public attention. Residents and city officials alike will be watching closely to see how this leadership change shapes the mayor’s communication approach moving forward. Stay tuned to 1200 WOAI for continuing coverage and updates from city hall.

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