USAA bank cited for unsafe practices, Texas A&M band alum says he faked playing topped this week's headlines.
Too busy with last-minute Christmas shopping and cleaning the house for visiting friends and relatives to keep up with the news? We’ve got you covered. Here’s what you missed. 1. Man claims he faked playing with Texas A&M marching band Gerardo Juarez was just looking for the cheapest dorm at Texas A& M University , but he signed up for a dorm meant for the Corps of Cadets and accidentally found himself in the Fighting Aggie Band.
Federal Savings Bank must correct 'range of deficiencies' A national banking regulator is dropping the hammer on Federal Savings Bank — again. Click to find out why the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued the bank a cease-and-desist order. 3. San Antonio taco shop San Taco to close. Here's when. San Taco, the Fredericksburg Road taco shop that opened in October 2022 and rose to No. 1 on the Express-News ranking of San Antonio’s Top 10 tacos, will soon close. Click to find out when is the last day you can get your taco fix. 4.
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