America’s 250th: Here’s what’s happening in San Antonio on Fourth of July
Celebrate America’s 250th birthday with fireworks, parades, concerts and family-friendly events across San Antonio and Bexar county.
June 2026
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Cause of fire at San Antonio pastor’s home cannot be determined, fire department says
San Antonio Fire Department investigators said the cause of the fire at Father Jimmy Drennan’s rectory home has been ruled undetermined.
The Pentagon’s flu vaccine policy change created an ‘epidemiological time bomb’ at Lackland
In April, the Pentagon made flu shots voluntary for all military personnel. Within weeks, recruits at Lackland started getting sick.
U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship
The court’s ruling means children born to undocumented immigrants in the U.S. will continue to be citizens.
San Antonio’s Habitat for Humanity builds 1,500th house, celebrates 50 years in the business of making homeowners
Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio and the Guadalupe Valley went from building one affordable home each year to more than 50 annually.
How Texas law firms are redefining personal injury representation standards
SPONSORED: The standard for personal injury representation continues to evolve as Texas firms strengthen how they handle client cases. It’s still important to closely examine your options.
San Antonio’s historic Gunter Hotel joins Marriott’s Tribute Portfolio
The San Antonio hotel built in 1909 on East Houston Street recently underwent a stunning $57 million renovation.
The military used the technology to scan for land mines. San Antonio is using it to detect lead pipes.
A technology first used to scan for land mines will soon be tested in San Antonio to help identify underground lead pipes.
Q&A: NEISD’s newest leader talks challenges, AI and changing public education landscape
Anthony Jarrett didn’t set out to be superintendent of San Antonio’s second-largest school district when he first started his career.
Ted Cruz bill to regulate college sports in NIL era advances
The Texan said he hopes the proposed changes, written with a Democratic senator, can save athletics from a stark separation between the haves and have-nots.