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June 2026

  • Education

Alamo Colleges District seeks approval for city’s first land surveying certificate program

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San Antonio was identified as the only Texas metro without a pathway to earn land surveying technician credentials. Until now.

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  • Elections 2026

Top 5 races to watch this November 2026 election

admin1 month ago013 mins

Usually the primary is the main event, but this year Democrats and Republican are preparing to rain money down on Bexar County voters.

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  • Interesting

The ‘whole story’ of America’s epic 250th anniversary includes an important chapter about Texas

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Historic documents show that early settlers from Texas, then controlled by Spain, contributed cattle, funds and soldiers to the cause.

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  • Interesting

San Antonio researchers turn a Westside cornfield into a slice of the moon

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Southwest Research Institute wants to turn 180 acres of Westside farmland into a full-scale testing ground for NASA’s planned moon base.

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  • Education

Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s first doctoral program now accepting applications

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The Doctor in Education in Educational Leadership program received final approval to begin courses this fall. Applications open now.

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  • Where I Live

Where I Live: Harlandale

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Harlandale offers something that cannot be measured in property values. It offers familiarity, continuity and the comfort of being known.

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Federal student loan changes are coming July 1. Here’s what’s changing.

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The Trump administration’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act is changing how federal student loans are issued and repaid starting July 1.

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  • Education

More kids want schools specializing in trades, college and medicine. San Antonio’s largest districts deliver.

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Trades, college credit and medical career exposure: that’s what San Antonio families favored this year based on school choice applications.

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Texas Supreme Court rejects lawsuit by survivors of Uvalde school shooting

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Twenty students and five teachers accused DPS and Uvalde County of negligence in the delayed response to the deadly 2022 shooting.

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  • Elections 2026

National Democrats target pair of state legislative races in San Antonio

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The GOP’s mid-cycle redistricting effort painted a target on the Texas legislature, where two of the most vulnerable seats are in Bexar County.

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