Madalyn Mendoza is a Reporter at MySA. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, sports business, food and beverages, and hospitality, with a particular focus on beverage production and competitive sports. Madalyn's work has been featured in notable publications such as Chron, Laredo Morning Times, Beaumont Enterprise, SFGate, MSN, and Axios.
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Madalyn Mendoza's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in San Antonio, Texas. She frequently covers private sector announcements, government announcements, and event coverage related to house & home, entertainment news, sports, and food & beverage.
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Activists and residents across the political spectrum — including in communities around San Antonio — are pushing back against license plate readers made by Flock Safety and similar companies , fueled by privacy concerns.
By: Josephine Walker, Madalyn Mendoza
A new calculator estimates how much Texans will pay for Trump's deportation push.
Here's how to avoid surprises when emissions testing begins Nov. 1.
The studio is the final piece of The Gunter Hotel's $57 million-plus renovation.
Vehicle emissions testing is required in Bexar County starting Nov. 1, a major change that could mean longer lines at inspection stations and unexpected repair bills for some drivers.
A Night in Old San Antonio (NIOSA) organizers are planning a major redesign of the signature Fiesta event for 2027 as it faces financial pressures and a smaller space for the event.
Batting cages meet bowling and arcade games.
Power equipment maker bets big on San Antonio.
San Antonio is among the first U.S. markets to get the new safety feature.
