CEO of Centro San Antonio Trish DeBerry joins us live in studio to discuss Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones' latest push for another public vote on the city's contribution to the proposed Spurs arena project. We'll explore what may be driving the renewed effort, what it could mean for the future of downtown San Antonio, and why the outcome could have lasting implications for the city's growth and development. That's coming up on San Antonio's First News, 1200 WOAI.

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City Councilman Marc Whyte joins us on a Monday edition of the show following Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones' push for another public vote on the city's contribution to the proposed Spurs arena project. Whyte shares his reaction to the renewed effort, why he believes voters are being asked to revisit the issue, and what it could mean for the future of Project Marvel and the Spurs in San Antonio. That's coming up on San Antonio's First News, 1200 WOAI.

Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones wants San Antonio voters to have the final say on one of the city's biggest projects. A proposal is being pushed to place a measure on the November ballot that would authorize the city's financial contribution toward a new Spurs arena development. Supporters say it's an investment in the city's future, while critics are already raising questions about taxpayer dollars and priorities. We'll break down what's being proposed, what it could cost, and what happens next as the debate over the future home of the Spurs heats up. That's coming up on San Antonio's First News, 1200 WOAI.

National Correspondent Rory O'Neill joins us with the latest on growing tensions involving Iran. President Trump has reportedly canceled plans for a military strike, while investigators are now looking into whether Iran may be linked to cyberattacks targeting municipal water systems in Minnesota and Michigan. We'll discuss what's known so far, what officials are saying, and what these developments could mean going forward, coming up on San Antonio's First News, 1200 WOAI.

Effective today, Texas has officially banned Delta-8, Delta-10, THCP, and THCA flower, reclassifying them as Schedule I controlled substances. Possession or sale of these products is now a felony. President Trump says an agreement is in place for the full disarmament of Hamas, and has threatened to withdraw the nomination of Acting AG Todd Blanche indefinitely. Plus the latest news from our team of reporters.

Actress Donna Mills has joined the online platform OnlyFans at 85 Years old. We discuss with Randy the types of users who would post to this site with its highly controversial content. Plus, the return of twerking, and a discussion of the stigma of women veterans do not identify themselves as such, and forgo access to resources that are available to them.

Congress has Trump's choice for Attorney General in jeopardy, and the President has indicated he may withdraw his nomination until he can get the votes. Jon has the latest on the impasse and its ramifications.

Rory covers a drop in homebuying and the overall slowing of the economy. Plus, time is running out for an out of control satellite. What's NASA's plan to rescue it before its inevitable fiery crash back to earth?