San Antonio takes DHS, ICE to court over planned Eastside detention facility
San Antonio has filed a lawsuit seeking to halt development of a planned ICE detention facility over environmental review requirements.
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Pearl’s evolution continues with 5 new concepts in late ‘26 and early ‘27
Three new dining concepts are set to open before the end of the year and another two plan to open to guests in early 2027.
New air monitoring project aims to measure what Southside residents are breathing
Residents have for decades worried about how nearby industries affect the air they breathe. The Health Collaborative is getting the data.
East Central ISD high schoolers landed internships with some of San Antonio’s biggest hotels
Some of San Antonio’s largest hotels opened their doors to high school interns from East Central ISD this school year.
Fall enrollment grows at most San Antonio colleges and universities. Here’s how each school fared.
Higher education leaders describe more competition for Texas high school graduates as they maintain regional efforts to attract students.
BAMC vs. Methodist hospital saga continues for San Antonio leaders
The second edition of a debate over an upgraded Methodist Healthcare trauma center continues to worry city, county and Pentagon leaders.
A summer job at a theme park got Robert Bustle hooked. Now he’s running Fiesta Texas.
Robert Bustle never planned on a career in theme parks. Three decades later, he runs Six Flags Fiesta Texas.
San Antonio company races to build moon base out of lunar dirt
A local space construction company wants to be the first to build a brick on the moon — and put San Antonio’s aerospace sector on the map.
City panel approves plans for podcasting studio and pocket park at Plaza de Armas
The TVSA project is envisioned as an outdoor podcast studio — a production and community space that will support TVSA programming,
Bexar County will elect a new generation of leaders this November. Meet the candidates.
Democrats have controlled the countywide offices for more than a decade — but turnover in two top offices means change, no matter what.