In post-DEI era, Trump admin turns to San Antonio for more veteran-owned businesses
As governments scrap their race- and gender-conscious preferences, there’s suddenly more demand for veteran contractors than supply.
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San Antonio researchers find microplastics may act as carriers for harmful chemicals
Microplastics can shorten lifespan, disrupt reproduction and act as toxic vehicles in microscopic worms, San Antonio researchers found.
Dad knows best: Father-daughter real estate agent team leans on each other’s talents, wisdom
A dad’s wisdom and a daughter’s tech know-how come together in residential real estate to serve what has turned lately into a buyer’s market.
Kanye’s last-minute Alamodome show faces pushback over anti-semitic comments
The UK banned his concerts. Now city leaders, including Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, want to cancel a show scheduled for July 4 at the Alamodome.
USDA has new partners in the fight against screwworm — drones, dogs and fungi
The USDA awarded a combined $105 million to 40 different projects aimed at stopping the spread of New World Screwworm.
San Antonio startup KeepTabz is using AI to change how companies track competitors
San Antonio-based AI startup KeepTabz launched this year, offering programs that track and organize information about business’ competitors.
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.
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.