Ted Cruz bill to regulate college sports in NIL era advances
The Texan said he hopes the proposed changes, written with a Democratic senator, can save athletics from a stark separation between the haves and have-nots.
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Don’t let them define us
Commentary: The answer to San Antonio’s economic pains won’t be found in rapid growth alone.
Here’s where to find Juneteenth events, celebrations and holiday closures in San Antonio
Looking for Juneteenth events in San Antonio? Here’s a guide to 2026 celebrations, festivals, parades and holiday-related closures.
Brooks’ 80 Acres Farms lays off 166 workers
The Brooks Development Authority said it’s assisting workers and looking for a new tenant after 80 Acres Farms laid off 166 employees.
From I-35 traffic to healthcare and workforce, new coalition forms to tackle SA-ATX mega region issues
The Central Texas Alliance was founded to support the Austin-San Antonio corridor and a 13-county mega region of more than 120 cities.
Fall youth sports are back at the YMCA — and there’s still time to join
SPONSORED: The YMCA of Greater San Antonio hopes to recruit 750 volunteer coaches to support youth teams this season.
Jesse Salame tapped as San Antonio’s next police chief
City Manager Erik Walsh selected 27-year SAPD veteran Jesse Salame as San Antonio’s next police chief following a nationwide search.
SAT-DCA strengthens San Antonio’s business connection to the capital
SPONSORED: Now in its second year, the daily flight is making travel to Washington easier while strengthening connections.
Here’s an update on which San Antonio school districts are using Bluebonnet curriculum
Currently, 10 of 16 school districts in the San Antonio region are using the state-created curriculum. Most are only using the math sections.
A nationwide liquor distributor is selling its Texas operations, affecting 372 local workers
Republic National Distributing Company will sell operations in 10 states, including a facility in Schertz, to Reyes Beverage Group.