Where I Live: West Side
Strength, hope, and determination define the West Side for Cindy Gomez Dandridge, who grew up in the neighborhood.
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San Antonio surgeon introduces kids to medical careers at old Spurs’ center
The Spurs Impact Center is trying to combine STEM education with basketball, using the sport as the “entry point, but not the end result.”
Father’s Day specials: a $500 burger at St. Anthony Hotel, burger showdown at Pearl
Get ready for some diverse Father’s Day specials at St. Anthony Hotel’s Gallery On The Park and Pearl’s third-annual Burger Showdown.
Here’s where to find Juneteenth events, celebrations and holiday closures in San Antonio
Looking for Juneteenth events in San Antonio? Here’s a guide to 2026 celebrations, festivals, parades and holiday-related closures.
Juneteenth Parade organizer Oscar Vicks says event is about ‘freedom, equality and justice for all’
Meet the San Antonio man who organizes the city’s annual Juneteenth parade as a way to fight for justice and freedom.
New art installation honors AME Church’s legacy with ‘Presence of the Past’
A large new art installation called “Presence of the Past” was unveiled in downtown San Antonio on the San Pedro Creek Culture Park.
San Antonio’s century-old preservation group names new director and elects officers
Members of the Conservation Society of San Antonio have elected the former Heritage & Parks Deparment director from the county as president.
City Council delays SAWS rate increase citing concerns about trust, efficiency
In a narrow, 6-5 vote Thursday, city council members pushed back any decision on water rates until October.
San Antonio weighs cutting Fiesta budget as it faces looming deficit
As San Antonio faces a difficult budget cycle, city leaders consider shifting more Fiesta costs onto its event organizers.
San Antonio pitches raising property taxes as high as legally allowed, plus big budget cuts
Even with that additional revenue, City Manager Erik Walsh said big cuts will be needed to close the budget gap.