Brooks’ 80 Acres Farms lays off 166 workers
The Brooks Development Authority said it’s assisting workers and looking for a new tenant after 80 Acres Farms laid off 166 employees.
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Judson ISD interim leader steps down after 5 months on the job
Jaklich arrived to Judson ISD in February, quickly taking action to cut the district’s $35 million deficit. His last day is June 30.
Obama Presidential Center features 2 San Antonio veterans who fought to repeal ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
Inside the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, visitors will see the names of two San Antonio veterans recognized for their service and activism in the movement to end military policies that barred gay service members from serving openly.
Data center approvals in Texas halted until audits completed, Gov. Greg Abbott says
The governor ordered the Public Utility Commission of Texas and ERCOT to audit all data centers wanting to connect to the state’s power grid.
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.
Bexar County promotes new flood warning system, ‘Floods Don’t Care’ campaign
Bexar County officials unveiled parts of the $21 million dollar “NextGen” flood warning system alongside a public awareness campaign Tuesday.
San Antonio has lost 2K manufacturing jobs since 2024. Industry experts say they aren’t too concerned.
Greater:SATX, an organization tasked with bringing jobs to the San Antonio region, attributes the decline to the labor market settling.
San Antonio storm recovery continues with just under 2,000 still without power
San Antonio is still operating three overnight resilience hubs and offering extra bulky trash pickup as CPS Energy works to restore power.
Restore Education opens a free adult high school for students up to 50
Known for free adult education services, Restore Education is opening a charter high school for adults who never got a diploma.
Third Future Schools took over 4 San Antonio schools this year. Here’s a look inside one of them.
Third Future Schools took over 4 schools in San Antonio this year with the goal to close learning gaps. Here’s how officials are doing it.