Rounds of rain possible this week, including a chance on Halloween
Flash flooding cannot be completely ruled out for Thursday and Friday, but the forecast will become clearer as the week goes on.
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Fan of grilled cheese? Trinity University and Culinary Institute of America students have a treat for you
The Culinary Institute of America and Trinity University held their first ever joint bootcamp to help students learn what it takes to run a successful business.
UIW forms education alliance with New York, Chicago and San Juan Catholic schools
The University of the Incarnate Word is partnering with three Catholic institutions committed to mission-centered education.
Texas Democrats are fundraising to potentially leave the state to block GOP-backed redistricting
It could pay for a $500-a-day fine lawmakers incur under House rules to discourage members from absconding after Dems fled the state in 2021.
Pell Grants escape ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’ mostly unscathed
The changes that could have limited Pell Grant access to a big portion of San Antonio’s students didn’t make the bill expected to be signed by Trump on July 4.
Texas lawmakers pushed bills aimed at illegal immigration. Here’s what passed and what failed.
From requiring police to cooperate with feds to force state contractors to use E-Verify, here’s how immigration bills fared this session.
First trial of immigrant accused of trespassing on Texas border military zone ends in acquittal
It was the first test of the Trump administration’s policy aimed at prosecuting those who cross the border with military-related charges.
Once again, Texas Legislature unlikely to pass ethics legislation this year
With less than a week left in the session, none of these bills appear on track to make it to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk for final approval.
San Antonio’s mayor likely won’t be decided on Election Day. Here’s what to expect in a runoff.
In such a packed mayor’s race with 27 candidates, it is unlikely one takes the 50% of the vote required to win outright on May 3.
Texas now has more top-tier research universities than any other state, report finds
UT Health San Antonio is one of 16 top-tier universities in Texas, a distinction based on its multimillion-dollar investment on research.
Donald Trump’s tariffs on Mexico could devastate border region, Texas economists warn
Texas economists weigh in on President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to levy a 25% tariff on goods imported from Mexico and Canada.
State begins seeking board applicants for possible South San ISD takeover
The agency stopped short of confirming an imminent takeover, but has begun the process of recruiting candidates for the board roles.
South San conservator recommends board of managers for troubled school district
A conservator overseeing the South San Antonio Independent School District is recommending that state-appointed managers replace the elected board of trustees following a year of continued governance issues and infighting.
