Federal student loan changes cause delays, recalculations and uncertainty for students and universities
Changes to federal student loans take effect on July 1, but university officials have waited months for rules, delaying the entire process.
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San Antonio tried euthanizing its way out of a stray dog problem. Now it’s betting big on a different approach.
The department’s budget has increased by about 76% since a deadly mauling in 2023. Some aren’t sure whether the investment is making a dent.
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.
The largest change to veteran benefits in years is splitting the military community
Veterans are split on a benefits bill package that contains a funding mechanism to change disability ratings for tinnitus and sleep apnea.
Where I Live: Avenida Guadalupe
Elva and Antonio Lopez settled into this neighborhood over 35 years ago after Antonio fixed up their historical home.
A renovated Westside flea market welcomes displaced Painted Tree vendors
The Shops at Bandera Road hosted its grand opening earlier this month bringing customers back to what used to be the Bandera Flea Market.
San Antonio’s theater for kids springs to new life after major transformation
Curtains open on “The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show” with a metamorphosis of a 132-year-old venue that began in January and is now complete.
LiftFund launches new Hill Country flood relief program as businesses rebuild all over again
After another round of destructive flooding, LiftFund is offering grants of up to $10,000 to affected small businesses and nonprofits.
Small-town mayors cruise to reelection, while some add new faces on council
Fourteen municipalities elected city leaders on Saturday’s ballot, and six decided sales tax measures in several low-turnout races.
UT San Antonio researchers unveil Genesis 2.0, a solution to AI’s catastrophic forgetting
Genesis 2.0 is a chip that could be an answer to a known artificial intelligence shortcoming called “catastrophic forgetting.”