Welcome to the San Antonio Report
Who we are
The San Antonio Report is an independent, nonprofit, reader-supported news organization dedicated to publishing trustworthy, in-depth journalism. We stimulate civic engagement by thoroughly covering the personalities, politics, neighborhoods, businesses and cultural life of San Antonio.
As an essential civic institution, we believe that an informed community is a stronger, more vibrant community.
We commit to earning the time and trust of our community by providing useful and informative news, insights and perspectives you won’t find anywhere else, always aiming to spur interest and action in San Antonio communities.

Texas Public Radio Media Network
The San Antonio Report is proud to be a primary digital brand of Texas Public Radio (TPR), an independent, nonprofit media organization serving San Antonio and South and Central Texas. Together, our newsrooms leverage digital reporting, public airwaves, and live events to keep our city connected like never before.
Our digital newsrooms
Through our unified digital presence, we deliver a comprehensive mix of local, regional, and national news, information, and stories:
- sanantonioreport.org: Your home for hyper-local, in-depth journalism focusing on the critical issues, public policies and cultural milestones shaping San Antonio.
- TPR.org: The digital hub for regional public media reporting, breaking state updates and NPR programming.
The San Antonio news you need
Get the top stories shaping our city — delivered straight to your inbox every morning.
On the airwaves
Our stories don’t just stay online. Through Texas Public Radio’s network of seven non-commercial radio stations, our shared reporting reaches listeners across the region, anchored by our flagship San Antonio stations:
- KSTX (89.1 FM – San Antonio): An NPR member station featuring local news alongside national and international programming.
- KPAC (88.3 FM – San Antonio): San Antonio’s 24-7 home for classical music.
- Regional Networks: Extending public radio’s reach deep into the Texas Hill Country (KTXI), Del Rio (KTPD), Gonzales (KCTI), Llano (KVHL), and the Big Country (KTPR).

In the community
We aim to go beyond simply reporting the news to deeply engage our readers and mobilize people to make San Antonio a better city in which to live.
Operating from the heart of downtown San Antonio along the banks of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park, our Irma & Emilio Nicolas Media Center acts as a public square — regularly hosting civic forums, local storytelling events, political debates and cultural performances.

Support our work
If you believe in the mission of providing local news to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay, we invite you to support our work and become a member.











