May home sales tick up in San Antonio area
May home sales increased nearly 5% compared to the same month last year, making it one of the strongest months for home sales so far in 2026.
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Before the Movers Arrive: Getting Household Appliances Ready for the Road
A refrigerator cannot simply be unplugged and carried out the door. A washing machine has connections that need attention, a dishwasher may require careful disconnection, and even a small countertop appliance can become awkward when its cords and accessories are scattered among dozens of moving boxes. Preparing appliances before a household relocation protects your belongings…
FAA awards airport $10M grant as SAT seeks to bring on contractors and new vendors
The latest funding brings to $188 million awarded to the San Antonio airport since 2022 for its $2.5 billion terminal development project.
City council moves closer to considering proposed $442M bond package
The proposed $442 million bond package includes $330 million for streets, $50 million for housing and $92 million for parks and facilities.
GOP purges moderates, Democratic centrists skate by: Top takeaways from the primary runoffs
Some of the most highly targeted races in the state and nation are right in our backyard — and just beginning to heat up.
What people are saying about how the city should better connect the East Side to downtown
During a second round of public meetings, Eastside residents and others shared doubts and questions about plans to reconnect the communities.
Another driverless car enters. Tesla robotaxis could come to San Antonio, Waymo prepares for a return.
A San Antonio Zoning Commission decision helped clear the way for Tesla’s driverless vehicles as Waymo plans a return to passenger services.
NISD Superintendent John Craft announces retirement after 3 years
Another public school leader in San Antonio is leaving the role. John Craft first joined Northside ISD in 2023.
San Antonio votes to rename Cesar Chavez Boulevard back to Durango
San Antonio City Council unanimously approved renaming Cesar Chavez Boulevard back to Durango Boulevard, a change affecting 295 addresses.
Season opener at planned new baseball stadium downtown gets delayed to 2029
The city is asking the public what to do with Wolff Stadium after the Missions move into its $160 million baseball stadium downtown.