As the San Antonio River Authority plans 2027 budget, a tax rate hike is likely for second year in a row
The San Antonio River Authority will consider a 2027 tax rate of $0.01930, or 1.93 cents per $100 valuation, up from the current $0.0183.
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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.
Fall youth sports are back at the YMCA — and there’s still time to join
SPONSORED: The YMCA of Greater San Antonio hopes to recruit 750 volunteer coaches to support youth teams this season.
Meet the 2026 candidates for Texas’ U.S. Senate race
The race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton will set the tone for every other contest on the ballot in Texas this year.
2025 Texas Managing Editors awards honor San Antonio Report journalists
The San Antonio Report won the 2A Star Online Package of the Year award for our newsroom’s 2025 city election Voter Guide, plus other honors.
This San Antonio woman is the first in Texas to receive new rheumatoid arthritis implant
A San Antonio resident was the first in Texas to receive a new neuromodulation device approved by the FDA to treat rheumatoid arthritis.
Old foes Nirenberg and Von Dohlen face off in lone Bexar County Judge debate
The two were on opposite sides of many issues during Ron Nirenberg’s eight years as the mayor of San Antonio.
UIW’s medical school to join federal initiative to expand nutrition education
The University of the Incarnate Word’s School of Osteopathic Medicine is joining a federal push for nutrition education in medical schools.
San Antonio’s Our Lady of the Lake University launches three-year bachelor’s degrees
The new “Lake Express” degree track will be available starting this fall. Students enrolled in this track can earn a bachelor’s degree in six semesters.
How Johnny Garcia rose from sheriff’s deputy to a high-profile congressional candidate
His political debut surprised some locals, but national Democratic Party leaders say he’s exactly what they needed to put a tough district in play.