How San Antonio plans to push landlords into accepting housing vouchers
Despite record vacancies, San Antonians struggle to use housing vouchers. Some landlords could get cash bonuses, while others are punished.
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Small-town mayors cruise to reelection, while some add new faces on council
Fourteen municipalities elected city leaders on Saturday’s ballot, and six decided sales tax measures in several low-turnout races.
UIW blends modern design with historic preservation for Founders Hall renovation
University of the Incarnate Word bought the mid-century modern building in 2019 with plans to expand its landlocked footprint along Broadway.
Nearly a year after Hill Country floods, a San Antonio school memorializes Madelyn Jeffrey
Madelyn Jeffrey and her grandparents were swept away by rising water while staying in a Hill Country cabin on July 4, 2025.
A nationwide liquor distributor is selling its Texas operations, affecting 372 local workers
Republic National Distributing Company will sell operations in 10 states, including a facility in Schertz, to Reyes Beverage Group.
Driving meaningful impact through the Valero Texas Open and Valero Benefit for Children
SPONSORED: This year, the Valero Texas Open, Valero Benefit for Children, and associated events raised $25.2 million to support charities nationwide.
Alamo Heights parents show support for 2 students, mom detained at school bus stop
ICE agents confronted the mother at a bus stop claiming they were looking for a woman who “looked” like her. They’re being held in Dilley.
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.
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.
‘A negative position’: San Antonio will propose higher tax rate for first time in 33 years
Texas law allows cities to collect up to 3.5% more revenue from property taxes over the previous year without asking voters’ permission.