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.
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How Texas law firms are redefining personal injury representation standards
SPONSORED: The standard for personal injury representation continues to evolve as Texas firms strengthen how they handle client cases. It’s still important to closely examine your options.
FBI issues warning to parents after San Antonio member of violent online network sentenced
A 19-year-old San Antonio man was sentenced to 40 years in prison for leading a violent online extremist network that targeted children.
Ranch lessons and courtroom experience shape Jane Davis’ DA campaign
Jane Davis says decades as a prosecutor — and lessons learned on her Seguin ranch — shaped her bid for Bexar County district attorney.
‘Really a tragedy’: In aftermath of Preston Hollow explosions, council questions emergency response efforts
The meeting focused on emergency communication and disaster response, while key questions about the natural gas explosion remain unanswered.
Jeffrey Kahane launches Harmonium of Texas in latest twist for San Antonio classical music scene
Just months after resigning from the San Antonio Philharmonic, conductor Jeffrey Kahane is launching Harmonium of Texas.
Methodist Healthcare Ministries to build hotel in the South Texas Medical Center
The nonprofit is creating mixed-use development called Ministry Park to try to enhance the quality of life in the South Texas Medical Center.
From local streets and heroes to SCOTUS justices and vibes, here’s how San Antonio schools got their names
San Antonio has more than 1,000 schools that honor local and national history or famous residents — and some were renamed after controversy.
In hotly contested TX35, candidates debate affordability, immigration and tariffs’ impact on business owners
Candidates for one of the most targeted midterm races in the country clashed in their first — and likely only — forum before early voting.
Fall enrollment grows at most San Antonio colleges and universities. Here’s how each school fared.
Higher education leaders describe more competition for Texas high school graduates as they maintain regional efforts to attract students.