Data centers are cropping up all over Bexar County with 23 more on the way
More than 30 of data centers have been built across Bexar County with at least 23 more facilities on the way.
August 2026
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Censorship or accountability? Impact of law prompting Texas’ scrutiny of universities detailed
Students and professors shared how SB 37 led to academic censorship at their campuses.
Jones vows to revisit veteran vouchers, slamming fellow council members as ‘OK with a little bit of discrimination’
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and veteran advocates argue that the current ordinance doesn’t do enough to expand access to housing for veterans.
Alamo Ranch commute could go from 20 minutes to 3 after Bexar County builds new 6-lane elevated roadway
Alamo Ranch is experiencing major population growth. Bexar County and TxDOT have plans for the roads to keep up.
University Health holds tax rate steady as new hospitals, federal funding squeeze finances
University Health is keeping its current property tax rate amid opening two new community hospitals and facing federal funding pressures.
Joint Base San Antonio’s new commander takes the helm after a ‘dynamic time’ for the military installation
The Pentagon’s largest joint base brought an end to two change-filled years with an official ceremony to usher in a new commander.
Where I Live: East Side
Joseph Nathan Brooks says many people remember the East Side only for its struggles, but he remembers some thing different.
Mayor targets funding for Spurs’ new arena in hunt to reduce city budget gap
Jones proposed another vote on public funding for the San Antonio Spurs’ downtown arena in light of the city’s $158 million budget gap.