US immigration judges considering asylum for unaccompanied minors are ‘significantly influenced’ by politics
Commentary: Political influence from the executive branch combined with local environmental pressures can affect how immigration judges rule.
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Mayor creates new utilities committee, taps Gonzales for Housing Commission post
Mayor Ron Nirenberg created a new utilities committee while assigning City Council members to nine total committees.
It’s Friyay! Free live concert won’t be last Peacock Alley event
While this may be the last Friyay concert, downtown’s Peacock Alley will continue to host social events, like movies and art happenings.
Texas voting bills explained: What they would do and how it would play out at the polls
What would the controversial voting bills Senate Bill 1 and House Bill 3 actually do, and how would they affect your voting experience?
Judson ISD proposes $302 million bond election in November
The bond package that would upgrade Judson ISD’s schools, athletic facilities, and technology would not require a tax rate increase.
City, union ‘narrowing the gap’ on police discipline
Contract teams for the City of San Antonio and police union inched closer to an agreement Thursday on rules related to how officers appeal termination decisions.
Methodist Healthcare Ministries grant to expand mental health services in San Antonio schools
A Methodist Healthcare Ministries grant to the San Antonio Mobile Mental Wellness Collaborative will expand services in local schools.
Judge seals Thomas J. Henry divorce case following dismissal
The divorce case between multimillionaire lawyer Thomas J. Henry and Azteca Henry has been closed and sealed.
Texas power grid officials say electricity demand could set a new record next week
The state’s power grid regulator compared raising thermostats and unplugging appliances during heat waves to conserving water during drought.
Rackspace to terminate 10% of its workforce, with most to be offshored
Layoffs have become a regular occurrence at the company in recent years, as labor is shifted toward offices in India and Mexico City.
Robert Kiolbassa’s generosity infused the sausage company that bears his family name
Bobby Kiolbassa, who died on July 20 at 84 “was a friend to those who didn’t have another place to turn,” said his son.
No soft landing: Metro Health’s new director arrives as COVID-19 cases climb
Claude Jacob took over leadership of Metro Health on July 6 after serving as the chief public health officer in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Get Outta Town: A line of beer and honey connects San Antonio to Driftwood
Vista Brewing is one reason to visit Driftwood and nearby Dripping Springs, then return to the new Vista taproom and beer garden in San Antonio.
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