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Driving Justice Ginsburg

A local law professor recalls his time with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg while teaching St. Mary’s Law students and touring the Alps.

by Gerald S. Reamey

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Time to rethink who can defend our country against national security threats

by Amanda Keammerer

Petition calls on CPS to serve the public instead of business interests

by Terry Burns

In an election year amid a pandemic, we can’t take the postal service for granted

by Grace Keyes

It’s time for the State Board of Education to update its sex education standards

by Evelyn Delgado

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Somerset says goodbye to Texas football legends Sonny Detmer and Marvin Allen

Hundreds gathered Friday to remember the two coaches who touched the lives of many over their combined 90 years in education.

by Kyle Ringo

Tired of high water bills, Olmos Park residents are drilling their own wells

Olmos Park has seen an uptick in residents drilling into underground aquifers in hopes of avoiding high water bills and watering restrictions.

by Brendan Gibbons

Another lost battle at the Alamo

Opinion: Before the Texas Historical Commission voted against moving the Alamo Cenotaph, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick was given extraordinary license to address the commissioners.

by Robert Rivard

‘We compete with poverty’: 7 takeaways from chamber’s panel on workforce development

Providing support for people pursuing training and education is key to a successful workforce development that could bolster the economy.

by Shari Biediger

Monarch butterfly migration moves south, but numbers may be smaller this year

An uncertain climate awaits monarch butterflies as they head south for their annual migration this fall.

by Monika Maeckle

Where I Live: The Stella

Maria Hernandez is grateful for a fresh start in a new apartment on the East Side.

by Maria Hernandez

Attendees raise their hands in prayer during the Women of Joy conference at the Henry B. González Convention Center.

First convention in San Antonio in 6 months heralds a revival of tourism economy

After 62 cancellations since March, costing the city nearly $3 million, the first convention to be held in San Antonio opened Friday night.

by Shari Biediger

former mayor Julián Castro speaks to SA2020 President & CEO Molly Cox during a livestreamed event.

After 10 years, SA2020 looks to solidify 2030 community goals

SA2020 celebrated 10 years of progress and challenges as it looks at reaffirming San Antonio’s community vision for 2030.

by Iris Dimmick

Civic leaders call for Pre-K 4 SA renewal, early education for infants

A panel of education and civic leaders called for San Antonians to vote yes for eight more years of Pre-K 4 SA and to support future efforts to expand early access to education.

by Iris Dimmick