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.
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Canvas hack disrupts finals week at San Antonio colleges
The hack disrupted access to the online platform on Thursday, but most of the access had been restored by Friday with some warnings issued.
A summer job at a theme park got Robert Bustle hooked. Now he’s running Fiesta Texas.
Robert Bustle never planned on a career in theme parks. Three decades later, he runs Six Flags Fiesta Texas.
CineFestival returns with its largest showcase yet of San Antonio filmmakers
The 47th CineFestival returns July 9-12 with award-winning films, free screenings and one of its largest showcases of San Antonio filmmakers.
Elections chief: State error likely caused some ballots to be rejected in past elections
The issue affected people registering to vote while updating driver’s licenses, but officials don’t think it would have changed any outcomes.
2M Smokehouse chefs to compete in Food Network’s ‘Pitmasters’
The husband and wife team behind 2M Smokehouse will appear on the premier of Food Network’s new show, “Pitmasters,” on July 13.
San Antonio’s 2019 climate plan reboots for increasingly tough political environment
The city’s landmark 2019 plan is up for its first formal review — and again faces questions about the efficacy of local climate efforts.
Organizer from the conservative Americans for Prosperity nominated to serve on appraisal board
To replace the late Robert Bruce, Bexar Central Appraisal District is expected to choose a GOP activist with ties to the Koch brothers.
National affordable housing builder plans first project in San Antonio despite market challenges
A national affordable housing developer is building 404 apartment units in San Antonio even as market challenges are slowing construction.
Abysmal turnout, mixed partisan results: Top takeaways from the May 2 election
Democrats swept many school board races in Bexar County and the state, but Republicans also saw some bright spots in a low-turnout election.