Palo Alto College’s Fiesta tradition kicks off next week
Admission is $10, but children ages 12 and under can enter for free at the annual official Fiesta event on the South Side.
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UIW blends modern design with historic preservation for Founders Hall renovation
University of the Incarnate Word bought the mid-century modern building in 2019 with plans to expand its landlocked footprint along Broadway.
Lawsuit filed against CPS Energy for Northeast Side explosions
Two residents are suing CPS Energy, alleging they were told it was safe to return home before a second explosion occurred at their home.
USAA says capital growth shows financial strength as it plans to lower insurance rates nationwide
USAA released its annual members report for 2025 highlighting its financial strength, but did not share income or loss data from last year.
New heart disease guidelines could mean more cholesterol treatment in San Antonio
New heart disease guidelines push earlier cholesterol screening and more aggressive LDL-lowering therapy to prevent heart attacks and strokes.
Plans for San Antonio’s expanded airport terminal on track, despite Spirit Airlines closure
The mural will be in Terminal A, which is still planned to boost service by ultra-low-cost air carriers, despite the Spirit Airlines closure.
San Antonio’s Fiesta in the forest debuts with tree giveaway, birding and cascarones
Arboretum San Antonio will host its inaugural Fiesta event, ¡Viva El Bosque!, on Sunday, far ahead of its official opening in 2029.
A look inside Third Future Schools, the group taking over 4 San Antonio campuses this summer
Third Future Schools gives a tour of one its schools in Manor, TX as it prepares to take over four failing schools in San Antonio.
Amid backlash in Texas, progressive justice reform groups go dark in Bexar County DA race
Bail reform groups used to spend big electing progressive district attorneys in Texas. Now candidates are on their own.
Done right, data centers can help keep San Antonio’s power bills in check
Commentary: How San Antonio can attract data center investment, protect families from blackouts, and keep its electricity affordable.