St. Mary’s University, Texas Lutheran partner to ease pathway into law school
Qualifying Texas Lutheran University students will have guaranteed admission into the St. Mary’s School of Law through a new agreement.
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Changing Columbus Neighborhoods Without Turning Moving Day Into a Marathon
Sometimes the next home is not far away at all. A different Columbus neighborhood may offer a quieter street, a larger yard, a shorter commute, or simply a floor plan that suits a household better. Yet even when the drive between two addresses takes only a few minutes, the actual relocation can involve a full…
Michelin Guide recognizes 16 San Antonio restaurants. Three retain Michelin stars.
Barbecue joints, fine dining restaurants, pizzerias, brunch eateries and many others made the cut for the prestigious Michelin Guide.
An old idea with new drive: Takeaways from the alliance uniting ATX-SATX region leaders
A spectrum of disparate needs coalesced around collaborating as a mega region under the banner of the Central Texas Alliance.
‘The whole enchilada’: House Speaker Mike Johnson says all eyes are on San Antonio’s new congressional district
Texas’ 35th Congressional District was drawn to give the GOP a leg up in an election where party leaders can only afford to lose a few seats.
San Antonio City Council lays out options to regulate the influx of data centers
City Council members will choose between allowing development under a new set of requirements or evaluating projects on a case-by-case basis.
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.
Plans for San Antonio’s expanded airport terminal on track, despite Spirit Airlines closure
The mural will be in Terminal A, which is still planned to boost service by ultra-low-cost air carriers, despite the Spirit Airlines closure.
‘We owe it to our taxpayers’: Jones still sees path to redirect $100M from Ready to Work — but she’ll need to convince council
It’s unclear if San Antonio’s mayor has enough City Council support to put the issue to voters this year — at least four are opposed.
How a ‘popcorn’ storm turned into 77 mph winds with little warning
Friday night’s storm brought destructive winds and flooding to San Antonio. Here’s why there was relatively little warning ahead of time.