Celebrate Dyslexia streamlines teacher training with San Antonio universities, public schools
San Antonio-based Celebrate Dyslexia can now partner directly with school districts and universities to train dyslexia practitioners.
August 2026
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Tomorrow’s treatments are today’s clinical trials
SPONSORED: Long before a potential new treatment reaches patients, scientists spend years studying diseases and testing promising ideas.
After City Council delays vote on water rate increase, SAWS cuts capital plan by $594M
SAWS proposed to increase rates beginning in January and reduce its capital plan by $594 million after City Council delayed its vote in June.
‘Taxation through electricity prices’: Abbott takes aim at city-owned utilities like CPS Energy
The San Antonio-owned utility has kept rates low compared to other Texas metros, but Abbott doesn’t like how its profits fuel the city budget.
Trinity University pauses launch of a new logo citing alumni response
Last week, Trinity University launched a rebrand that included a new logo, website redesign and new messaging. Response was mixed.
VA floats canceling Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Veterans Day ceremony
VA targets Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Veterans Day Ceremony for cancellation amid efficiency efforts.
A San Antonio woman adopted after years of infertility. Then she found out she was 8 months pregnant.
Jeanette Garza and her husband struggled with infertility for years. Shortly after adopting, doctors told Garza she was eight months pregnant.
Data center approvals in Texas halted until audits completed, Gov. Greg Abbott says
The governor ordered the Public Utility Commission of Texas and ERCOT to audit all data centers wanting to connect to the state’s power grid.
Methodist Healthcare acquires 18 urgent care clinics in San Antonio
Methodist Healthcare System announced it has acquired 18 Texas MedClinic urgent care clinics in San Antonio.
Does your kids’ school require mesh or clear backpacks? Here’s what to know.
Clear backpacks in schools can make communities feel safer, but experts say it’s not the best way to prevent school-based violence.