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September 2026

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Bexar County reinstates burn ban as dry conditions raise wildfire risk

admin4 weeks ago02 mins

Bexar County commissioners reinstated a burn ban for unincorporated areas as worsening drought conditions increase the risk of wildfires.

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Bexar County Manager David Smith to retire as new judge takes over

admin4 weeks ago04 mins

Smith started at the county as a budget intern in 1997, and is the only person to have ever held his role.

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‘Culture of sabotage’: How San Antonio’s City Council went off the rails at budget time

admin4 weeks ago06 mins

A budget deficit is threatening their top priorities, but elected leaders can barely stand to be in the same room as one another.

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Dismantling San Antonio’s segregated walls starts with affordable housing

admin4 weeks ago05 mins

SPONSORED: At the root of San Antonio’s web of factors contributing to poverty lies a deeper crisis: the lack of stable, affordable housing.

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Boerne company that hired Amazon delivery drivers lays off 230 workers

admin4 weeks ago02 mins

San Antonio-area cargo and freight company 4XH Logistics is laying off 230 workers in November, according to a notice filed with the state.

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City looks to cut 101 positions in 2027 budget, including library staff and cultural historian

admin4 weeks ago06 mins

During the recent budget hearings, officials have proposed staffing cuts and restructuring, including the library and historic preservation.

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San Antonio nonprofit CollectiveX wants to bring small businesses together to buy in bulk. It’s starting with health insurance.

admin4 weeks ago05 mins

CollectiveX is bringing Texas small businesses together to lower the costs of supplies and services, starting with health insurance.

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  • Military

Meet San Antonio’s new director of the Military and Veterans Affairs Department

admin4 weeks ago010 mins

Retired Maj. Gen. Scott Jackson says his new job is about being the go between for the military components and the city and the chambers.

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Texas prisons seek $298M for air conditioning. That’s a fraction of what’s needed.

admin1 month ago07 mins

It would actually cost $1.5 billion to fully cool all prisons, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice estimates.

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  • Live Like a Local

Blush survives South Alamo construction, expands with dinner service

admin1 month ago05 mins

The owners of Blush Restaurant & Bakery Efren Moreno and Tanya Benavides plan to expand the brunch spot with dinner service in late October.

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  • Pearl’s evolution continues with 5 new concepts in late ‘26 and early ‘27
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