HCA Healthcare acquires allied health school, including its 2 San Antonio campuses
HCA Healthcare, the Nashville-based healthcare company that co-owns the Methodist Health System, has purchased an allied health college.
September 2026
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‘We punted’: San Antonio approves first tax increase without mayor’s support
Facing a major budget deficit, a majority of the City Council decided that more cuts would be too disruptive to struggling families.
Globe-trotting chef Diego Galicia to launch neighborhood concept with international flavors
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Texas House candidate no-shows at debate after unearthed crude social media posts
Organizers had to scrap one of the only events where voters could meet both candidates hoping to replace Republican state Rep. John Lujan.
NIOSA paused indefinitely amid declining attendance, financial losses
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Alamodome officials say 130K have visited the stadium this month, with more coming
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Alamo Colleges District increases tax rate to address budget shortfall for the first time in more than a decade
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Chief appraiser takes heat for changes to Bexar County’s 1-year appraisal reprieve
Staff says the plan will be similar to the freeze approved in 2025, but critics accused BCAD of removing its main taxpayer protections.
Big, bigger, biggest: The case of the planned residential tower that keeps on getting taller
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