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Tired of high water bills, Olmos Park residents are drilling their own wells
Olmos Park has seen an uptick in residents drilling into underground aquifers in hopes of avoiding high water bills and watering restrictions.
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National Trust: Alazán-Apache one of 11 most endangered, historic places in U.S.
Fearing demolition, a national group names the 80-year-old public housing project in San Antonio one of the most endangered, historic places.
John Cornyn and MJ Hegar are keeping a low profile compared to 2018’s Senate contest
Recent polls suggest U.S. Senator John Cornyn is favored to win reelection, but challenger MJ Hegar believes she’s well within striking distance.
Bexar County still shy of 100% census response goal
As of Wednesday, about 95 percent of Bexar County households had responded to the 2020 census. The deadline is Sept. 30.
Watch: Councilman Manny Pelaez on the City budget, domestic violence, and the pandemic’s fallout
Pelaez, who says he’s the “only city councilperson out there with no filter,” sat down with Senior Reporter Brendan Gibbons for a live chat.
Education leaders to convene ahead of Pre-K 4 SA tax reauthorization vote
Pre-K 4 SA renewal will serve as the centerpiece of conversation at the San Antonio Report’s virtual education forum Friday.
COVID-19 shrinks VIA’s 2021 budget
On Tuesday, the VIA Metropolitan Transit board passed its 2021 budget – slightly lower than the previous year’s due to the coronavirus.
Here’s how San Antonio organizations observed National Voter Registration Day
Local organizations hosted a variety of events aimed at getting more people registered to vote in observance of National Voter Registration Day.
DeBerry, Hortick tussle over small business bona fides in Pct. 3 commissioner debate
Precinct 3 county commissioner candidates Trish DeBerry and Christine Hortick went head to head in a livestreamed debate Tuesday night.
Texas Historical Commission says no to moving Alamo Cenotaph
The decision is a serious blow to state and local officials pushing for a $450 million Alamo redevelopment plan.
CPS Energy weighing solar, batteries, and new tech to replace aging fossil fuel plants
CPS Energy received 197 responses to global requests for information for new energy generation, storage, and efficiency technologies.
Republican congressional candidate Tony Gonzales talks racism, COVID-19 during town hall
Tony Gonzales sat down for a small town hall with prospective voters at St. Bonaventure Church in San Antonio on Monday.
State historical commission will decide whether Alamo Cenotaph can be moved
The Texas Historical Commission will vote Tuesday on allowing a controversial relocation of the Cenotaph to go ahead.
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