Where I Live: West Side
Fray Xavier Reyes calls himself the “Volunteer of the West Side,” and documents his community through photography.
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Toyota considering San Antonio for new $2B assembly line
In a filing with the state, Toyota officials said they were considering building a vehicle assembly line near its Southside facility.
San Antonio Book Festival 2026: See the full author lineup and new kickoff event
The 14th annual San Antonio Book Festival lineup includes more than 110 local, national and international authors.
Northside ISD carpentry teacher earns $75k award for trade program
Warren High School’s constructions program often relies on philanthropy for materials. But it’s head teacher just won a national grant.
New ER to open in Medical Center to meet rising demand of stroke patients
St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital in the South Texas Medical Center is getting major ER upgrade to meet rising demand of stroke patients.
San Antonio Rodeo wins seat at planning table but future of grounds, arena depend on licensing agreement
County commissioners approved an agreement with the San Antonio Rodeo that invites rodeo representatives into the planning process.
OLLU closes its Center for Mexican American Studies and Research, leaders say shift expands access
The center’s space and its collections will be preserved, officials said, and its work will be divided among multiple departments.
Animal Care Services says roaming dog problem is improving in San Antonio, but not every loose dog call gets a response
New ACS data shows decline in stray dog calls, but city officials say more needs to be done to prevent injuries from dangerous dogs.
Early voting starts Monday in Texas. Here’s how to vote in the midterm election.
Early voting for the midterm elections starts Oct. 19 in Texas, giving voters a few weeks to cast ballots ahead of Election Day on Nov. 3.
South San ISD still must hold board elections under takeover. Only 3 people signed up, including ‘suspended’ trustees.
Two trustees sworn in will basically have as much access as anyone else in the public, said state appointed superintendent Saul Hinojosa.