The case for SAISD school board change: ‘Our schools have been turned into testing factories’
Commentary: Our schools’ continued success in the face of underfunding and attack is the result of the work of thousands of educators across our district, not school board trustees.
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Mayoral forums: Nirenberg supports City’s dogged pursuit of police reform at negotiating table
Mayor Ron Nirenberg was the first to participate in a series of mayoral forums hosted by the San Antonio Report, Bexar Facts, and KSAT
San Antonio seeks resident input on review of police services
The City of San Antonio will host at least 20 more community meetings this spring to gauge residents’ interest in changing the way it handles certain 911 calls.
ERCOT ends conservation calls but warns that high demand on power grid could recur
Two months after the worst power crisis in Texas history, the state’s electrical grid operator again warned of tight conditions on the grid,
Local providers stop giving J&J vaccine following reports of rare side effects
City and state officials asked San Antonio vaccine providers to halt their distribution of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday.
Amazon promises to deliver 3 more stations in San Antonio by 2022
The three new stations add to the company’s two delivery stations already in San Antonio and another under construction at Brooks.
1965 mural by Manuel Felguérez uncovered at the Mexican Cultural Institute
Last week, a 1965 mural by Manuel Felguérez was uncovered at the Mexican Cultural Institute. The mural had been hidden behind a wall.
Solid advice for Erik Walsh: Talk to the nun
Opinion: San Antonio’s $154 million job training program has had some hiccups, but City Manager Erik Walsh is listening to the right person.
SAISD superintendent: ‘There are no shortcuts’ to tackling COVID-related learning gaps
San Antonio ISD Superintendent Pedro Martinez has outlined a “progressive” three-year response to fight pandemic-related learning gaps.
Three days of mayoral forums kick off Tuesday
The San Antonio Report, KSAT 12, and Bexar Facts will host three forums featuring a mayoral candidate each evening beginning Tuesday.
Manufacturer PSI embraces automation, a growing trend in San Antonio
At Pressure Systems International, robots work alongside humans on the factory floor. Other manufacturers are taking note.
San Antonio’s week in photos, Apr. 5-11
Images of the new skywalk at Phil Hardberger Park, the first in-person City Council meeting since November, and more make up the week’s collection.
Where I Work: Kiolbassa Smoked Meats
Kiolbassa’s values-based leadership and culture has kept Jordan Yakana at the company for 10 years.
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