VA Secretary swings through San Antonio, talks about fast-tracking new hospital
Secretary Doug Collins briefly talked about the government getting closer to finalizing plans for a new VA hospital in the Medical Center.
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Texas GOP convention bans convicted felons in party leadership
The move came as a surprise to some in a party that’s sitting president, Donald Trump, was convicted of multiple felonies.
Northwest San Antonio development announces new businesses near UTSA
The Merc, a $350 million mixed-use district under construction on UTSA Boulevard, announced its first round of retail tenants.
Rackspace cuts 750 workers as the tech company pivots to artificial intelligence
The San Antonio-based tech company said it would cut 15% of its global workforce. Rackspace employs 500 workers in San Antonio.
Nothing about us without us: youth solutions now
SPONSORED: 20 youth leaders identified the issues shaping San Antonio communities and developed real, actionable solutions.
Judson ISD interim leader steps down after 5 months on the job
Jaklich arrived to Judson ISD in February, quickly taking action to cut the district’s $35 million deficit. His last day is June 30.
San Antonio ISD names longtime employee as interim leader, extending superintendent search
Toni Thompson has been with SAISD for decades, working in HR and later as chief of staff. She’ll be interim superintendent starting July 1.
Local author claims James Beard Media Award. Restaurant, chef awards remain elusive in San Antonio.
The prestigious James Beard Award, known as the food industry Oscar, continues to elude local restaurants and chefs.
Felipe Tristán wants the San Antonio Philharmonic to reflect the city’s bicultural identity
Felipe Tristán is the first Mexican American to serve in the orchestra’s top artistic role in its 87-year history.
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