Strong odor linked to smoldering fire in Southwest Bexar County, SAFD officials say
Fire officials say a smoldering mulch fire in Southwest Bexar County is causing a strong odor across San Antonio, with no active fire threat.
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Meteorologists say this winter could be warmer and drier than average. Local utilities are still preparing for winter weather emergencies.
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Close to downtown, Burbank High School has a 5-acre farm for agriculture students to get hands-on learning with animals, plants and welding.
TCEQ approves controversial wastewater permit for Guajolote Ranch, despite opposition
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved a wastewater permit for a controversial development, despite widespread opposition.
Can San Antonio’s long list of flood control projects compete with flashier development?
The city’s financial analysts are projecting the next infrastructure bond could be much smaller than in 2022 due to slowed economic growth.
Local environmental groups to host ‘Sun Day’ calling for clean energy deployment
Local groups will host a free family-friendly “Sun Day” event this Sunday, advocating for the deployment of renewable energy.
CPS Energy buys 4 new power plants for $1.4B, a move that could save customers money in the long run
CPS Energy officials say buying four natural gas facilities near Houston will save its customers up to $4 per month over the next 25 years.
San Antonio’s Tobin Land Bridge wins prestigious architects award
The land bridge at Phil Hardberger Park, the first with dual-purpose crossing for wildlife and humans, won a national award for design.
Volunteers, nonprofits join forces to provide relief for flood-ravaged Hill Country
Volunteer firefighters in Central Texas and an army of nonprofits and local businesses deployed to flood-ravaged Hill Country communities.
San Antonio tightens regulations for metal and auto recyclers, but neighbors say more can be done
Between 2019 and 2023, six fires were reported at just one of the 62 metal and auto recyclers in San Antonio.
Don’t let the heavy rain fool you, San Antonio water restrictions remain
The Edwards Aquifer Authority downgraded its restrictions for the city, but your daily routine shouldn’t change.
As San Antonio upgrades its district cooling network, it should cool its benches, too
Commentary: We should use this moment not only to increase the efficiency of building cooling but also to bring climate relief directly to the people who live, work and walk in downtown San Antonio.
‘Moon tree’ helps San Antonio College boost STEM, urban agriculture
A tree germinated from a seed ferried aboard NASA’s Artemis 1 mission was planted in a memorial garden near the Scobee Education Center.
