Texas heat-related deaths reached a two-decade high in 2022 amid extreme temperatures
A Texas Tribune analysis of state data found that heat killed at least 268 people in Texas — with a large portion likely migrants — in 2022.
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Bexar County could see mandatory vehicle emission testing as early as next year
Mandatory tests could come as early as next year and there is no funding available to assist low-income motorists who may need costly repairs.
Forecasters predict a wetter 2023. Will it be enough to push San Antonio out of drought?
After a devastatingly dry year and scorching summer, San Antonians will be glad to learn forecasters expect relief is on the way.
Is your house in a floodplain? First new maps in 13 years are ready for public view.
With new data, the San Antonio River Authority has launched the lengthy process of updating Bexar County’s floodplain maps.
CPS Energy must first be reliable
Commentary: The greatest risk for CPS Energy between now and 2030 is not having sufficient power to support the growth of our community, and the reserve capacity required for extreme demand periods and natural emergencies.
The Trailist: 3 miles of new Salado Creek Greenway trail open on the Southeast Side
The new trail extension means the southern portion of the Salado Creek Greenway now stretches from Jack White Park to Southeast Military Drive.
The time is right for CPS to ditch fossil fuels once and for all
Commentary: As a member of CPS Energy’s Rate Advisory Committee, I need to remind our community of the dangers of continuing our reliance on fossil fuels, including natural gas.
Here’s why you should look up at the stars with San Antonio’s astronomy clubs
Commentary: Space poses endless questions, its mysteries deep enough to keep us curious for a lifetime.
San Antonio designates $1 million for cool pavement pilot project
About $1 million from the city’s new climate resiliency fund has been earmarked to go toward the installation of experimental pavement sections in all 10 council districts.
CPS Energy to halt disconnections for cold snap, holidays despite financial concerns
CPS Energy is assuring residents behind on payments they will not be disconnected during the approaching cold weather this week.
CPS Energy committee recommends power mix that relies on natural gas
CPS Energy assumes natural gas will be affordable and reliable, but one member pointed out that it has been neither in the recent past.
San Antonio hopes to secure Inflation Reduction Act funds for climate programs
While it’s unclear yet how cities can qualify for funding through the Inflation Reduction Act’s climate provisions, the city wants to be ready to apply.
South Side’s newest mural celebrates San Antonio’s water history
San Antonio’s newest mural, unveiled Wednesday, pays homage to the city’s water history and celebrates the region’s indigenous roots.
