Bexar County proposed budget blames $1.3B in property value loss on widows of disabled veterans
Bexar County’s proposed budget blames the $1.3 billion loss on a new exemption for the widows of disabled veterans.
August 2026
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‘The whole enchilada’: House Speaker Mike Johnson says all eyes are on San Antonio’s new congressional district
Texas’ 35th Congressional District was drawn to give the GOP a leg up in an election where party leaders can only afford to lose a few seats.
Local leaders: San Antonio must earn title of ‘Military City USA’ every day — or lose it
Leaders from Joint Base San Antonio committed to fixing “uninhabitable” living conditions after several years of transition in the community.
Bexar County, local mental health authority each say the other owes millions in escalating standoff
Bexar County and the Center for Health Care Services have been fighting over millions of dollars in disputed rent payments.
Here’s what you need to know about construction coming soon to Loop 410 and U.S. Highway 281
TxDOT will host an open house to provide updates on the major highway project expected to start this fall and continue through 2029.
Northside ISD joins list of school districts partnering with OpenAI
NISD said ChatGPT For Teachers could save time. OpenAI says it won’t be used to data mine or train other artificial intelligence models.
Goodwill San Antonio to add more job training, makes progress on new HQ
Now under construction, the Opportunity Center is a former office building being transformed into a facility for Goodwill San Antonio.
‘It’s a pressure cooker’: Greater Chamber’s top staff exits amid tough political landscape
A trio of seasoned policy experts is leaving, with some citing the increasingly unstable state and local policy environment.
San Antonio will consider regulating data centers. It’s unclear if that involves a moratorium.
San Antonio City Council is considering new requirements for data centers, including a possible halt to construction for up to 6 months.
Firefighters union unanimously censures San Antonio Fire Chief Valerie Frausto
Firefighters union delegates unanimously censured San Antonio Fire Chief Valerie Frausto citing lawsuits and grievances over labor disputes.