San Antonio will consider regulating data centers. It’s unclear if that involves a moratorium.
San Antonio City Council is considering new requirements for data centers, including a possible halt to construction for up to 6 months.
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Firefighters union unanimously censures San Antonio Fire Chief Valerie Frausto
Firefighters union delegates unanimously censured San Antonio Fire Chief Valerie Frausto citing lawsuits and grievances over labor disputes.
Silicon Valley manufacturer IEM plans to build $200M factory at Brooks and hire 3k
The Silicon Valley-based power distribution manufacturer IEM plans to build a $200 million facility at Brooks and employ 3,000 people.
Counting the costs: A running tally of every tax or rate increase San Antonians are facing this tight budget year
This is the second story in a series about the way taxes, utility rates and fees are rising in San Antonio and Bexar County.
UIW welcomes students into its newly renovated Founders Hall expansion
The former AT&T headquarters is now an extension of UIW’s main campus welcoming students for the first time this fall.
Southstar has big plans for the old brewery. But improvements to Lone Star Boulevard will need to come first.
Owners of the shuttered and blighted brewery site want to launch their massive redevelopment plan by first rebuilding Lone Star Boulevard.
She graduated from SAISD a few months ago. Now she’s working in an SAISD classroom.
Sylvia Marquez graduated from SAISD a few months ago. Now she’s working in one of the district’s classrooms with hopes of becoming a teacher.
‘Jazz, TX’: A memoir about the birth and rise of the state’s premier jazz club
Ten years after opening Jazz, TX, founder Brent “Doc” Watkins has published a memoir to mark the anniversary.
These local high schoolers spent the summer flying drones for public health on the city’s Southwest Side
How licensed drone pilots (who are also SWISD high schoolers) flew drones to capture 3D imaging of walkability and accessibility.
Hemp industry files new lawsuit over Texas THC ban claiming job losses, medical marijuana monopoly
The hemp industry is suing Texas, claiming the ban on hemp-derived THC products impose an unconstitutional burden on interstate commerce.