National Democrats target pair of state legislative races in San Antonio
The GOP’s mid-cycle redistricting effort painted a target on the Texas legislature, where two of the most vulnerable seats are in Bexar County.
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What is rammed earth and could it make affordable housing more affordable to own?
The house on San Salvador Avenue represents the very first time rammed earth’s been used on an affordable home prototype.
Police Chief William McManus speeds up retirement, skipping out on budget season
The police chief is now exiting before a brutal budget season where more officers don’t appear to be part of leaders’ plans.
Candidates cry foul over last-minute polling location changes in Alamo Colleges board runoff
Early voting starts Monday for the runoff in an Alamo Colleges trustee race — but the polling locations have changed.
When new information changes a commercial real estate deal
SPONSORED: In commercial real estate, the most important disclosure issues are not always the ones that exist when a property is listed. Often, they are the ones that emerge before the deal is done.
Haunted tourism experience returns to Alamo Plaza, but it’s a little different this time
Scream Experiment had its grand opening in Alamo Plaza this week. It’s coming from the same business that ran Ripley’s Haunted Adventure.
Aztec Hotel to open rooftop restaurant for under-the-stars dining in late summer
Sam Panchevre has spent nearly 40 years restoring vacant spaces. His latest venture: an open-air restaurant above the historic Aztec Theatre.
Texas agencies must cut spending by 3% under new order from Abbott, Patrick and Burrows
The Big Three framed the move as a way to keep Texas fiscally conservative and help fund priorities like property tax cuts.
San Antonio’s workforce is evolving. Local employers have a unique opportunity to shape its future.
SPONSORED: The Apprenticeship Building America program is set to sunset. Registered apprenticeship programs will continue by employers who choose to invest in them.
San Antonio weighs cutting Fiesta budget as it faces looming deficit
As San Antonio faces a difficult budget cycle, city leaders consider shifting more Fiesta costs onto its event organizers.