‘I don’t think my cooking is this bland’: A flavorless dinner all but confirmed a Bexar County commissioner’s fears
Precinct 4 Commissioner Tommy Calvert lost his sense of taste on Thursday night and tested positive for coronavirus Friday morning.
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CPS Energy Chair John Steen confirmed for second 5-year term
Council members praised the attorney, investor, and former Texas secretary of state for his listening skills during a tumultuous time.
Assistant city manager: Mass vaccine rollout a success despite ‘some glitches’
Assistant City Manager Colleen Bridger updated City Council on San Antonio’s four mass vaccination sites, three of which launched this week.
District attorney closes review of police shooting of Marquise Jones
Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales decides not to present the fatal shooting of Marquise Jones to a second grand jury.
U.S. House votes to impeach President Donald Trump for the second time
Texas Democrats have been unanimous in their support for impeachment. Many Republicans from the state have been opposed. (via @TexasTribune)
City’s bid for Space Command goes south – to Alabama army installation
The Air Force selected Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, over Port San Antonio and four other sites, for the new home of the 11th combat command.
City Council candidates apply for places on May ballot as filing period begins
People interested in running for City Council or mayor started applying Wednesday for a place on the May ballot.
Recall CPS campaign falls short of signatures needed to reform San Antonio energy utility
The petition had sought to put the utility under direct City Council oversight and close its remaining coal plants by 2030.
County officials upbraid sheriff for overtime expenditures
County commissioners OK $2.49 million in overtime pay for detention deputies after sheriff pledges line-by-line scrutiny in the future.
In his first public appearance since Capitol riot, Trump visits Texas border to tout wall construction
President Trump on Tuesday visited the Rio Grande Valley in what’s likely his last Texas appearance as commander-in-chief.
Bexar County DA appoints Daryl Harris to lead new Civil Rights Division
Daryl Harris first joined the Bexar County District Attorney’s office in 2002. He will lead the new Civil Rights Division.
New city director: Transportation is ‘my personal ministry’
The City of San Antonio has hired Tomika Monterville to become director of the newly-formed Transportation Department.
Texas legislative session begins with heavy security presence following US Capitol riot
Lawmakers gathered for the start of the 140-day session Tuesday as the coronavirus continues to rage in Texas.
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