City leaders hope a Democratic wave election will protect Pre-K 4 SA from future cuts
By putting funding in front of voters well ahead of the deadline, council hopes to take advantage of Democratic enthusiasm from the midterms.
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His dementia went undiagnosed for over a decade. A new study explains why that’s so common.
A rare form of dementia that can show up as early as age 40 is diagnosed later in Hispanic patients in South Texas, a UT Health study found.
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Hours before deadline, City Council will debate whether to call second Spurs arena vote
The move isn’t legally required, and most council members considered the spending a done deal after voters approved Bexar County’s portion.
The Trump administration wants credit for bringing the Tacoma home. Toyota says otherwise.
Plans to expand production on San Antonio’s politically swingy South Side are now a poster child for Trump’s controversial economic policies.
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.
Bexar County lights up Purple Heart memorial in honor of service members wounded or killed in action
For National Purple Heart Day, local veterans gathered to honor those who have been wounded or killed in combat.
Bexar County advances jail reforms with earlier medical screenings, new public dashboard
Bexar County is making medical screenings happen much sooner during the jail intake process in an effort to improve safety, prevent deaths.
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.
More than 2,000 calls a day: Inside San Antonio’s 311 operation
San Antonio’s 311 call center handles far more than potholes. Here’s a look at the department that answers thousands of calls each month.