Host of Spurs Countdown and Post-Up Dillon Emery joins us as the Spurs get ready for another season! Dillon breaks down the newly released schedule, the matchups fans should circle on the calendar, and what we can expect from the Silver and Black this year. From the biggest challenges to the games that could define the season, we’re getting you ready for Spurs basketball on 1200 WOAI and San Antonio’s First News.

National Correspondent Rory O’Neill joins us as Luigi Mangione is expected to plead guilty in federal court today in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Rory breaks down what’s behind the prediction of a guilty plea, what could unfold inside the courtroom, and what it could mean for the high-profile case moving forward. We’ll also look at what comes next for Mangione if he does enter that plea. It’s the latest on 1200 WOAI and San Antonio’s First News.

Luigi Mangione is expected to enter a guilty plea in federal court today, marking a major development in the closely watched case surrounding the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione’s case has drawn national attention since his arrest, with prosecutors pursuing charges connected to Thompson’s fatal shooting outside a Manhattan hotel. Today’s expected plea could significantly change the course of the federal case and provide new details about what comes next for Mangione, including the possibility of sentencing proceedings. We’ll break down what happens in court today and what the plea could mean moving forward. Stay with 1200 WOAI and San Antonio’s First News for the latest.

A major development in the ongoing debate over Project Marvel: President and CEO of the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Jeff Webster joins us after the Chamber issued a message to Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones following her recent listening sessions. What concerns prompted the Chamber to speak out, what does it want the mayor and City Council to hear, and could this latest development influence the debate ahead of Monday’s crucial council vote? Jeff Webster joins us with the Chamber’s perspective and what comes next. Hear the full conversation on San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI.

Political Consultant Andrew Solano joins us after attending Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones’ latest listening session last night at Blanco BBQ. As the debate over the city’s proposed $489 million contribution to Project Marvel continues, Andrew gives us a firsthand account of what residents were told, the message the mayor delivered, and the questions raised during the meeting. He also breaks down some of the claims made about the arena funding and identifies information he believes may have been misleading or missing important context. What was said, what are the facts, and where does the debate go from here? We break it all down on San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI.

San Antonio City Council is approaching a major decision on the future of the proposed Spurs arena project. On Monday, council members are expected to vote on whether to place the city’s $489 million contribution to Project Marvel before voters on the November ballot. The move follows weeks of heated debate over the funding plan, including questions about where the money comes from, how it can legally be used, and whether voters should get another say. With hundreds of millions of dollars and the future of downtown development potentially hanging in the balance, Monday’s council meeting could become a pivotal moment for Project Marvel. We’ll break down what’s at stake and what happens next. Join us all week long to stay up to date on all things San Antonio and more, right here, on 1200 WOAI.

Mr T and Matt McConnell aka The Big Dog from San Antonio RVs discuss the evolution of the RV and focus on the new amenities available. They also discuss the benefits of Football tailgating with a RV. Matt also tells how you can win a "pimped" out Horse Trailer to benefit the San Antonio Food Bank and so much more.

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City Councilman Marc Whyte joins us as the controversy surrounding Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones’ listening sessions continues to unfold. With questions still being raised about the information presented to residents and the future of the city’s plans, Councilman Whyte weighs in on where things currently stand, what he’s hearing from the community, and whether these sessions are actually providing San Antonians with the answers they deserve.