San Antonio considers lowering neighborhood speed limit to 25mph, but it may not be enough
A San Antonio pilot already found that lowering speed limit signs did little to slow drivers on neighborhood streets.
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Top races to watch in the May 26 Democratic and Republican primary runoffs
This election year, both parties are fighting for control of Congress and retirements and redistricting have left many open seats to fill.
San Antonio Area Foundation invests in youth voice and future
SPONSORED: The New Horizons Fellowship Cohort is an initiative designed to strengthen nonprofit organizations serving young people across Bexar County.
San Antonio waitress gets $2,800-plus farewell tip from regulars served over 3 decades
Maria Davila served a table of prominent business leaders for 35 years. After serving them for the last time, she got a stack of $100 bills.
Peptides are surging at San Antonio wellness clinics, along with concerns
Peptide injections are booming across San Antonio wellness clinics and med spas, but many lack FDA approval and strong safety data.
UTSA’s first lady honored for role in foster care-to-college pipeline
The Children’s Shelter honored Peggy Eighmy as its 2026 Angel of the Shelter for establishing a college support system for foster kids.
Publisher’s note: San Antonio Report, TPR join forces to strengthen local journalism
Starting July 1, Texas Public Radio and San Antonio Report will unite to better serve you and the broader Texas community.
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones wants San Antonio to be ready for rise in artificial intelligence
Jones is one of 10 city leaders across the globe focused on artificial intelligence, community needs and resilience.
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones wants San Antonio to be ready for rise in artificial intelligence
Jones is one of 10 city leaders across the globe focused on artificial intelligence, community needs and resilience.
A San Antonio veteran’s search for relief led him to a psychedelic drug in Mexico
Brian Mosley took a psychedelic in Mexico with a group of retired combat veterans. Researchers say such drugs are risky but have potential.