San Antonio considers lowering neighborhood speed limit to 25mph, but it may not be enough
A San Antonio pilot already found that lowering speed limit signs did little to slow drivers on neighborhood streets.
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San Antonio group hopes recruiting military veteran poll workers will restore trust in local elections
Organizations in San Antonio and across the state are working to recruit veterans to work at the polls this November.
Texas Supreme Court rejects lawsuit by survivors of Uvalde school shooting
Twenty students and five teachers accused DPS and Uvalde County of negligence in the delayed response to the deadly 2022 shooting.
‘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.
Haunted tourism experience returns to Alamo Plaza, but it’s a little different this time
Scream Experiment had its grand opening in Alamo Plaza this week. It’s coming from the same business that ran Ripley’s Haunted Adventure.
Barn doors to open soon at historic dairy and Voelcker farmstead in Hardberger Park
The Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy has nearly completed restoration of the 1800s-era Voelcker Historic Farmstead and dairy barn.
Pay raises at Northside ISD could be contingent on voter approval
Northside ISD voters may be asked to pass a tax rate change in November. It would pay for increased teacher pay and stipends.
With a brand-new building and renovated ‘Sunflower Cafe,’ SAISD’s largest elementary school reopens to Southside families
Schenck Elementary in Highland Hills sat empty for two years, save for busy construction crews. But the “owls” have flown back to the nest.
Rescued beluga whales settling into new home at SeaWorld San Antonio after international rescue
Frankie and Bertie Botts are settling into their new home at SeaWorld San Antonio, where trainers say the pair have exceeded expectations
A San Antonio woman adopted after years of infertility. Then she found out she was 8 months pregnant.
Jeanette Garza and her husband struggled with infertility for years. Shortly after adopting, doctors told Garza she was eight months pregnant.