Voter Guide: Meet the 2026 candidates for the Bexar Central Appraisal District
The appraisal district’s board is nonpartisan, but Republican and Democratic party leaders are watching these races closely.
September 2026
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Elections chief: State error likely caused some ballots to be rejected in past elections
The issue affected people registering to vote while updating driver’s licenses, but officials don’t think it would have changed any outcomes.
Special needs kids get more funding with Texas’ education savings accounts, but families can’t always find a school
Nearly 25% of school voucher recipients were students with documented disabilities. But some haven’t been able to find schools to take them.
Inside Crosspoint, where San Antonio residents prepare for life after prison
Crosspoint’s San Antonio reentry center helps people leaving prison navigate employment, housing and the transition back to everyday life.
FAA awards San Antonio airport $43.2M in grants for upgrades to its airfield drainage system
The Airport Improvement Program grant is the largest FAA award the San Antonio International Airport has ever received.
Counting the costs: Here’s how the dust settled on local tax increases and fees
The San Antonio Report has been keeping a running tally of what simultaneous tax increases and more fees will mean to the average wallet.
Polo, Pacific cold front could be rainmakers for South Texas next week
Weather forecasters said it’s possible the remnants of Hurricane Polo and a Pacific cold front will combine to push rain into South Texas.
San Antonio authors launch their own book publishing co-op
A group of San Antonio authors is establishing a co-op publishing house to give writers more support publishing and marketing their books.
Sweeping core curriculum changes nixed the entry point to Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s Women’s and Gender Studies minor
The approved changes to core offerings take effect next fall. Officials say student’s currently enrolled won’t be affected.
A deep dive into the Ice Age cave hiding inside a San Antonio subdivision
To tamp down on trespassing, its owner built a heavy, locked metal grate above the cave and put up security cameras and signs.