Father’s Day specials: a $500 burger at St. Anthony Hotel, burger showdown at Pearl
Get ready for some diverse Father’s Day specials at St. Anthony Hotel’s Gallery On The Park and Pearl’s third-annual Burger Showdown.
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New heart disease guidelines could mean more cholesterol treatment in San Antonio
New heart disease guidelines push earlier cholesterol screening and more aggressive LDL-lowering therapy to prevent heart attacks and strokes.
A debate over canceling a Veterans Day ceremony highlights lack of representation in a Texas congressional district
Former Rep. Tony Gonzales saved a Veterans Day ceremony from cancelation twice. With him gone, vets in the district lack a voice in Congress.
San Antonio Gold Star children keep loved ones’ memories alive through video games
San Antonio Spurs forward Julian Champagnie surprised Gold Star families for an esports tournament in honor of fallen service members.
Texas Public Radio and San Antonio Report to combine operations
TRP and the San Antonio Report will combine operations beginning July 1, creating what leaders say will be the largest nonprofit newsroom in San Antonio’s history.
Alamo Heights parents show support for 2 students, mom detained at school bus stop
ICE agents confronted the mother at a bus stop claiming they were looking for a woman who “looked” like her. They’re being held in Dilley.
Nearly a year after Hill Country floods, a San Antonio school memorializes Madelyn Jeffrey
Madelyn Jeffrey and her grandparents were swept away by rising water while staying in a Hill Country cabin on July 4, 2025.
Local leaders: San Antonio must earn title of ‘Military City USA’ every day — or lose it
Leaders from Joint Base San Antonio committed to fixing “uninhabitable” living conditions after several years of transition in the community.
Health insurance company made for small businesses expands its San Antonio network
A health insurance company geared toward small businesses expanded its San Antonio network with CHRISTUS Health.
Hegseth’s Texas tour featured faith-based military messaging — a trend that’s worrying some chaplains
A former Pentagon chaplain in San Antonio is worried about the direction the U.S. military is heading, while others applaud the changes.