What do soaring gas prices mean for Texas? Experts say it could take awhile for costs to come down.
Here’s what you should know about the market forces at play and what higher prices mean for oil companies and the state.
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Eastside group wants community needs to shape a new public market space
San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside shared proposals for a public market complex, but it’ll take more money for it to happen.
What is rammed earth and could it make affordable housing more affordable to own?
The house on San Salvador Avenue represents the very first time rammed earth’s been used on an affordable home prototype.
Defense Department delays 54 wind projects in Texas, citing national security concerns
After years of trying to stop offshore wind projects, the Trump administration is now pausing routine federal permits for 165 land-based projects, including dozens in Texas.
Centro testing downtown San Antonio reporting app ahead of public launch
Centro San Antonio is testing a real-time reporting app called “See Say” for downtown safety, maintenance and quality-of-life concerns.
Downtown San Antonio to host free San Antonio Spurs watch parties during Western Conference Finals
San Antonio officials announced free downtown watch parties for Games 3, 4 and 5 of the Spurs-Thunder Western Conference Finals series.
San Antonio’s Class of 2026 honors their journey with creative cap designs
Some graduates it easier to spot them by decorating their caps with messages and pictures meaningful to their educational journeys.
Can U.S. Rep. Chip Roy make a comeback in his uphill Attorney General race?
The conservative firebrand finished distant second in the primary. But after a late infusion of cash, he says the GOP runoff is a tied race.
Will recent rainy days and approaching El Niño ease the drought in San Antonio? Not exactly say experts.
April and May have brought above-average rainfall, easing extreme drought conditions. That doesn’t mean we’re in the clear.
Texas Public Radio and San Antonio Report to combine operations
TRP and the San Antonio Report will combine operations beginning July 1, creating what leaders say will be the largest nonprofit newsroom in San Antonio’s history.