The largest change to veteran benefits in years is splitting the military community
Veterans are split on a benefits bill package that contains a funding mechanism to change disability ratings for tinnitus and sleep apnea.
August 2026
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Nearly a year later, Bexar County still isn’t collecting new taxes for Spurs arena
The city projected a 60-month timeline to design and build the NBA arena, but county leaders haven’t set up the hotel tax to help fund it.
In blue San Antonio, Paxton taps locals to warn Republicans about progressive rule
In the last bastion of GOP moderates, local elected officials urged Republicans to get on board with their new U.S. Senate nominee.
Stone Terrace Gastropub takes flight in challenging Stone Oak space that claimed 6 others
Stone Terrace Gastropub is set on finding culinary success in a commercial space on Stone Oak Parkway where many restaurants have failed.
Pearl looks to expand again by adding more shops in place of 2 vacant buildings, parking lot
The developer has requested the city’s approval to raze a historic structure to make way for multiple new storefronts along Avenue A.
Where I Live: Thompson Community
Joey Cipriano first wrote about this community in 2021. Now he’s president of “one of the most active neighborhood associations in District 5”
Valero’s employees make a difference every day
SPONSORED: The community rallied behind the Spurs whose success reflected hard work, discipline, and teamwork. Every day, Valero employees demonstrate those same qualities.
Trinity University calls on logo critics to help shape a new design
Criticism over a new Trinity University logo design unveiled last week prompted officials them halt the launch, go back to the drawing board.
A year into the job, Mayor Jones risks holding the bag on largest tax increase in decades
The mayor’s go-it-alone approach may leave her with little to show in efforts to close a $158M budget deficit.
What to do with Wolff Stadium when the new ballpark is built? Residents have their own ideas.
About three dozen people attended a meeting Thursday to talk about how the city could redevelop the local ballpark once the lights go out.