Here’s what to know about student loan repayment changes
July 1 marked the end of the Biden-era SAVE Plan and the start of a 90-day window to choose a new plan or risk being assigned one.
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UTSA to bring 3,400 students to downtown San Pedro II building for new College of AI, Cyber and Computing
The building is part of UT San Antonio’s effort to eventually host 8,000 students and the entire College of AI, Cyber and Computing downtown.
A remodeled paseo from Alamo Plaza to the San Antonio River Walk is now open
The Paseo del Alamo connects the historic plaza to the River Walk at Losoya Street and is a common entry point for visitors to the area.
Obama Presidential Center features 2 San Antonio veterans who fought to repeal ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
Inside the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, visitors will see the names of two San Antonio veterans recognized for their service and activism in the movement to end military policies that barred gay service members from serving openly.
TPR and San Antonio Report join forces to make largest nonprofit newsroom San Antonio has ever seen
Announced in May, the move by TPR and the San Antonio Report to share resources and capabilities started July 1.
Chief William McManus reflects on leaving, 20-year tenure and his pick to lead SAPD
In a Q&A, outgoing SAPD Chief William McManus says he knows a candidate who has all the qualities to lead the department.
In letter to mayor, ICE says new San Antonio facility needed to ramp up deportations
The project is part of an effort to convert non-traditional facilities into immigration detentions, but it’s not going as quickly as planned.
With fandom at a high, Spurs seek amendments to Frost Bank Center lease
Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai said the team has likely earned its request with the “windfall” from its playoff games.
Can you pop fireworks in San Antonio? Here’s what to know before celebrating the Fourth of July
Here’s where fireworks are legal in San Antonio and Bexar County, the safety rules to know and the dangers of celebratory gunfire.
Can you pop fireworks in San Antonio? Here’s what to know before celebrating the Fourth of July
Here’s where fireworks are legal in San Antonio and Bexar County, the safety rules to know and the dangers of celebratory gunfire.