Gas power leapfrogs wind for first time in 10 years in Texas’ grid connection queue
Data centers are largely driving the sudden rise in natural gas power projects on the waiting list to connect to Texas’ grid.
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San Antonio will consider putting Project Marvel, Pre-K and workforce programs on Nov. 3 midterm ballot
Three of the city’s biggest legacy investments could go before voters for recommitment in an already high-stakes midterm.
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.
San Antonio hospital sees CAR T-cell therapy surge for cancer patients. Researchers are trying to find out if it could it be used to treat MS and lupus.
The Methodist Healthcare System is looking to advance cellular therapies beyond blood cancer to potentially treat autoimmune diseases.
A ballpark for the community remains on the table as city pursues new use for Wolff Stadium
A master planning process is underway to determine whether the ballpark is cleared out for other kinds of development the community wants.
Chief William McManus reflects on leaving, 20-year tenure and his pick to lead SAPD
In a Q&A, outgoing SAPD Chief William McManus says he knows a candidate who has all the qualities to lead the department.
San Antonio’s Fiesta in the forest debuts with tree giveaway, birding and cascarones
Arboretum San Antonio will host its inaugural Fiesta event, ¡Viva El Bosque!, on Sunday, far ahead of its official opening in 2029.
Local veterans stress importance of a diverse military amid DEI purge
A minority veterans storytelling event in San Antonio highlighted the contributions of Latino and Hispanic veterans in the military.
Data shows San Antonio’s violence prevention programs work. But in a tight budget year, anything could get cut.
As San Antonio prepares for a difficult budget cycle, council members questioned which violence prevention programs are delivering results.
‘Classic unfunded mandate’: San Antonio school districts reveal costs of new seat belt requirements
Texas wants all school buses to have three-point seat belts by the 2029-30 school year. Here’s how much that would cost San Antonio schools.