It’s Friday, which means it’s time for everyone’s favorite segment—Friday’s with Beamer! Randy Beamer joins us to talk all things San Antonio… and whatever else we somehow get sidetracked into. From local headlines to behind-the-scenes stories—and maybe a few laughs along the way—nothing’s off the table when Beamer’s in the studio. It’s informative, unpredictable, and just the right amount of fun to kick off your Friday. Only on San Antonio’s First News, 1200 WOAI.

A major development in the ongoing Iran conflict—Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a temporary 10-day ceasefire, marking the first real pause in weeks of intense fighting. The U.S.-brokered deal is aimed at stopping hostilities and opening the door for broader peace negotiations in the region. Under the agreement, both sides are expected to halt offensive operations, while Lebanon works to prevent further attacks from groups like Hezbollah. However, tensions remain high, with Israel maintaining a military presence in parts of southern Lebanon and warning it will act in self-defense if needed. Officials say this ceasefire could be extended if progress is made, but early reports already suggest the situation remains fragile. For now, it’s a critical window—one that could either lead to lasting peace… or a return to conflict. Stay with San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI for the latest developments.

Dillon Emery, host of Spurs Countdown and Spurs Post Up, joins us to talk all things San Antonio Spurs as they head into the playoffs. After a breakout season, the Spurs are carrying serious momentum—and expectations—into the postseason, with fans eager to see just how far this young squad can go. Dillon breaks down the key matchups, players to watch, and what it’ll take for San Antonio to make a deep run. Stay with San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI for full playoff coverage.

National Correspondent Rory O'Neill joins us with the latest on Artemis II, as the crew spoke to the media following their historic journey around the moon. The astronauts shared what it was like to travel farther from Earth than any humans in decades, offering new insight into both the challenges and the excitement of deep space exploration. They also highlighted how this mission sets the stage for future lunar landings—and eventually, missions to Mars. Stay with San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI for more on what this means for the future of space travel.

The San Antonio Spurs are back in the playoffs—and the energy in the city is electric. Joining us is the Voice of the Spurs, Dan Weiss, as he gears up for his very first playoff run behind the mic—a milestone moment in what’s already been a historic season for San Antonio. From breakout performances to a team that’s exceeded expectations, this Spurs squad has given fans plenty to believe in—and now, the stakes get even higher. Dan takes us inside the excitement, what this moment means to him personally, and what fans can expect as the Spurs chase postseason glory. It’s a big moment for the team… and a big moment for the voice bringing it all to life. Catch it all on San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI.

President Donald Trump says the ongoing conflict with Iran may be nearing its end, telling reporters the situation is “very close to being over” as new peace talks could resume within days. The comments come as a fragile ceasefire remains in place and diplomatic efforts continue behind the scenes, with multiple countries reportedly helping to push both sides toward a resolution. At the same time, the U.S. has maintained pressure on Iran, while making it clear that military options remain on the table if negotiations fall apart. Despite the optimism from the White House, tensions in the region remain high, with no formal agreement yet in place and questions about whether a lasting deal can be reached. For now, all eyes are on the next steps in diplomacy—because the coming days could determine whether this conflict truly winds down… or ramps back up. Stay with San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI for the latest as this story continues to develop.

National Correspondent Rory O'Neill joins us with the latest on the situation in Iran, as tensions remain high despite signs of possible progress. A fragile ceasefire is holding for now, but the U.S. continues to apply pressure, including a naval blockade that’s already impacting Iran’s economy and limiting key shipments. At the same time, diplomatic channels remain open, with officials working behind the scenes to restart peace talks in the coming days. Rory breaks down where things stand right now—and whether this conflict is truly nearing an end, or just entering its next phase. Stay with San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI for the latest.

If you don’t like someone’s opinion… apparently the new move is tackling them to the ground.

San Antonio Zulu Association Committee Chairman Tremell Brown joins us to talk about the upcoming Taste of New Orleans event—bringing the sights, sounds, and flavors of the Big Easy right here to San Antonio. From authentic cuisine to live music and community fun, he’ll break down what you can expect and how you can be part of it. Don’t miss it—right here on San Antonio’s First News, 1200 WOAI.