‘A negative position’: San Antonio will propose higher tax rate for first time in 33 years
Texas law allows cities to collect up to 3.5% more revenue from property taxes over the previous year without asking voters’ permission.
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Rule that lets Texans obtain out-of-state abortion pills can continue for now, Supreme Court says
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that mifepristone must be obtained in person, a decision the country’s highest court has temporarily blocked.
Where I Live: Fair Oaks Ranch
Tim Christ reflects on how his community came together to support the Boerne Little League on their journey to winning the Little League World Series in 2024.
San Antonio waitress gets $2,800-plus farewell tip from regulars served over 3 decades
Maria Davila served a table of prominent business leaders for 35 years. After serving them for the last time, she got a stack of $100 bills.
UIW’s medical school to join federal initiative to expand nutrition education
The University of the Incarnate Word’s School of Osteopathic Medicine is joining a federal push for nutrition education in medical schools.
San Antonio to post warnings at Bitcoin ATMs after rise in cryptocurrency scams
San Antonio approved city code changes placing signs at cryptocurrency ATMs after police linked scams to roughly $39 million in local losses.
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.
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.
Alamo Heights parents show support for 2 students, mom detained at school bus stop
ICE agents confronted the mother at a bus stop claiming they were looking for a woman who “looked” like her. They’re being held in Dilley.
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.