How a ‘popcorn’ storm turned into 77 mph winds with little warning
Friday night’s storm brought destructive winds and flooding to San Antonio. Here’s why there was relatively little warning ahead of time.
August 2026
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San Antonio weighs pilot to divert low-level offenders from jail to treatment
San Antonio is considering funding a pilot that would divert some people accused of low-level offenses from jail into treatment.
San Antonio storm recovery continues with just under 2,000 still without power
San Antonio is still operating three overnight resilience hubs and offering extra bulky trash pickup as CPS Energy works to restore power.
Texas says high school police certifications don’t show student ‘readiness’. San Antonio districts disagree.
Texas says high school police certifications don’t demonstrate career “readiness” for life after graduation. San Antonio schools disagree.
‘We always stand together’: West Side residents navigating high heat, power outages after wind storm
San Antonio residents are coming together to clear streets and repair homes after a massive storm knocked down power lines and roofs.
San Antonio tried euthanizing its way out of a stray dog problem. Now it’s betting big on a different approach.
The department’s budget has increased by about 76% since a deadly mauling in 2023. Some aren’t sure whether the investment is making a dent.
With costs up, healthcare a defining issue in South Texas’ battleground House races
In the state’s most competitive districts, Democrats are building a case around lapsed insurance subsidies and GOP-backed Medicaid cuts.
In a tight budget cycle, Bexar County weighs more than $25M in criminal justice spending
In a tight budget cycle, Bexar County commissioners are weighing spending on family violence courts, indigent defense and more.
Military families gather in San Antonio to navigate crushing, lonely loss of a loved one to suicide
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors held a seminar and grief camp for military families who have lost a loved one to suicide.
SAISD closed schools to avoid state intervention, but it might not matter
Now that the 2026 ratings are out, San Antonio ISD and Judson ISD could still face a state takeover next year.