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SwRI’s new COO Ben Thacker has worked on engineering projects ranging from submarines, NASA space shuttles and the U.S. nuclear stockpile.
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Can San Antonio legally push back against ICE in the city? Council passes resolution to find out.
San Antonio City Council approved a resolution directing staff to review legal options, risks and limits tied to federal immigration enforcement activity.
Gil Coronado, Padrino of Hispanic Heritage Month, remembered for his generous spirit
Colonel Gil Coronado, a West Side of San Antonio native, passed away at the age of 89 in his home in San Antonio.
How to find your personal sample ballot for the 2026 primary
Everything you need to know about which races are on your personal ballot, who is running and where to vote in the March 3 primary.
Paxton sues Bexar County over immigration legal services funding
Judge Peter Sakai said he plans to fight a lawsuit from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over Bexar County’s Immigration Legal Service Fund.
Texas Democrats seek stronger local authority as ICE detention expansion moves forward
Texas Democrats and San Antonio leaders push Congress for local authority as City Council considers a response to ICE detention expansion.
Meet the judicial candidates on the ballot in Bexar County’s March primary
Texas courts have changed since the last election. Plan your ballot with our guide to Bexar County’s GOP and Democratic judicial primaries.
‘A new way forward’: SAISD lays out consolidation, growth plan
San Antonio’s mayor tied the state of SAISD to the city’s future at at state of the district event on Tuesday.
Bexar County judge contenders rewrite history, talk over each other at fiery debate
In a fiery one-hour debate, Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai and challenger Ron Nirenberg talked over one another and rewrote history.
VIA’s Green Line bus stops approved by city commission after design changes
VIA’s Green Line bus stops were approved by a City of San Antonio commission last week after the transit agency made slight changes to its designs.
5 council members seek formal reprimand over mayor’s ‘unprofessional conduct’
Jones allegedly yelled at a councilwoman drawing an investigation into whether she violated the council’s new code of conduct.
The San Antonio Report’s 2026 primary voter guide
With more than 250 candidate profiles, the San Antonio Report’s primary voter guide helps Bexar County voters prepare for the March 3 election.
City’s Capital Delivery Department works to keep bond construction projects on time
City officials are trying to address construction delays of recent years with a new Capital Delivery Department.
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