Growing GLP-1 trend sparks changes to San Antonio and chain restaurant menus
The rising popularity of GLP-1 medications has led local restaurateurs and national chains to create special protein-focused menu items.
October 2026
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Third Future Schools took over 4 San Antonio schools this year. Here’s a look inside one of them.
Third Future Schools took over 4 schools in San Antonio this year with the goal to close learning gaps. Here’s how officials are doing it.
How a 16-unit apartment complex and new restaurant could be a model for development in San Antonio’s urban core
Ashby Place developers are adding apartments and a restaurant to the infill project. City officials want to see similar efforts elsewhere.
Protesters march to East Side ICE facility as calls for legal action grow
Opponents marched through San Antonio’s East Side on Saturday as local officials weigh legal action against a planned ICE detention facility.
How an intercontinental partnership led to a one-of-a-kind soccer match in San Antonio
A friendly match between San Antonio FC and SV Darmstadt 98 was the culmination of a unique, years-long partnership between two cities.
Weeks out from early voting, SAISD won’t say which schools could be included in its $600M bond proposal
Weeks out from early voting, SAISD says it won’t commit to a project list for its bond proposal, citing enrollment and facility challenges.
What to know about this year’s flu and COVID-19 shots in San Antonio
Flu season has arrived. Here’s what experts recommend this fall and winter in terms of influenza and COVID-19 vaccines.
The voter registration deadline for the November midterm election is Monday, Oct. 5
Unlike other states that allow same-day voter registration, Texans who want to participate in the 2026 midterms must be registered in advance.
Trump heads to San Antonio for race deemed the ‘whole enchilada’ in the 2026 midterms
He’ll appear at the Freeman Coliseum with Republican Carlos De La Cruz, who is running in the newly redrawn 35th Congressional District.
Northwest Vista College gets grant to expand Texas college’s access to Workforce Pell Grants
The U.S. Department of Labor awarded $10.4 million to Northwest Vista College to help expand access Workforce Pell across Texas colleges.