Bexar County precinct, Balcones Heights police opt into immigration enforcement
ICE partnerships are expanding in Bexar County, with some local law enforcement agencies opting into the federal 287(g) program.
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Reward increases, search continues for missing teen Camila Mendoza Olmos
As the search enters Day 5, volunteers and law enforcement continue efforts to find Camila Mendoza Olmos, missing since Christmas Eve.
San Antonio wants to build $5M aquatic center near old Mission Drive-In
The City of San Antonio has shared plans for a new aquatic center near Mission San Jose that includes a 3,020-square-foot pool.
Justice of the Peace Michele Garcia dies after battle with cancer
Michele Garcia, who served as Justice of the Peace for Bexar County’s Precinct 4, died after battling an aggressive form of cancer.
‘To me, non-binding means non-binding’: Jones readies for next round on Spurs arena
Now with more experience under her belt, the mayor is preparing to take another swing at the issue when negotiations return to City Hall.
How should San Antonio approach data center growth? District 6’s Ric Galvan weighs in.
District 6 Councilmember Ric Galvan digs into resident concerns, utility impacts and what the city needs as data centers continue expanding.
The San Antonio Report’s 2025 year in photos
Here’s a look back at some of San Antonio’s biggest news moments of the year through our nonprofit newsroom’s photos.
He once hated police. Jairo Sanchez is now Texas’ Officer of the Year.
He once hated police. Now he’s Officer of the Year, recognized by the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas for his work in San Antonio.
Listen: The Austin/San Antonio megaregion is coming. Are we ready?
Former Mayor Henry Cisneros and Bob Rivard discuss the explosive growth of the Austin–San Antonio corridor, the coming 8.3 million–person megaregion, and what Texas must do to prepare.
With ACA subsidies set to expire, Texas Republicans in Congress remain hazy about path forward
Most Republicans in the U.S. House agree they don’t want to extend expiring Affordable Care Act tax credits, but the party — including members from Texas — still has not coalesced around an alternative plan heading into a critical midterm year.
‘There’s too much of it’: How the city’s top judge is tackling chronic absenteeism in schools
More than a quarter of students in San Antonio are chronically absent. The municipal court is helping school districts address the issue.
Texas A&M System tightens restrictions on discussing race and gender in class
Under the new rules at Texas A&M, discussions on “race or gender ideology,” sexual orientation or gender identity appear to be barred from introductory-level courses.
San Antonio seeks ‘project honcho’ to oversee Project Marvel
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones said overseeing the massive downtown redevelopment project is too much to add to any existing city leader’s plate.
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