How San Antonio plans to push landlords into accepting housing vouchers
Despite record vacancies, San Antonians struggle to use housing vouchers. Some landlords could get cash bonuses, while others are punished.
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‘Military City USA’ means protecting voucher-qualified veterans from housing discrimination
Commentary: City Council must pass the ordinance prohibiting discrimination against veterans who rely on federal VASH vouchers.
FAA awards airport $10M grant as SAT seeks to bring on contractors and new vendors
The latest funding brings to $188 million awarded to the San Antonio airport since 2022 for its $2.5 billion terminal development project.
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.
How Johnny Garcia rose from sheriff’s deputy to a high-profile congressional candidate
His political debut surprised some locals, but national Democratic Party leaders say he’s exactly what they needed to put a tough district in play.
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.
Methodist Healthcare Ministries doubles public health investment in Bexar County
Faith-based nonprofit Methodist Health Ministries plans to invest $15 million in Bexar County this year in health equity grants.
As iconic San Antonio steakhouse Barn Door closes, Soluna owner confirms plans to move in
The historic Barn Door, known for steaks and red-checkered tablecloths, closes Sunday. The company behind Soluna is in talks to succeed it.
H-E-B proposes $700M investment in supply chain at Eastside site
The $700 million expansion of H-E-B’s supply chain operations could lead to 720 new jobs at its Foster Road facility by 2028.
San Antonio leaders approve Ready to Work $42.8M budget through 2027
Ready to Work, which assists low-income San Antonio residents in career training, education and job hunting, will receive $42.8 million.