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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.
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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.
San Antonians gather to commemorate the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Over 100 people came together Saturday evening in front of the Bexar County Courthouse to remember the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
WATCH: Council’s Andrews-Sullivan talks police reform, budgeting, and lack of progress in District 2
Councilwoman Jada Andrews-Sullivan (D2) sat down with the San Antonio Report to talk about police funding, economic development, and housing.
‘Conversation with the Constitution’ examines the First Amendment’s right to assemble
Constitution Café’s annual “Conversation with the Constitution” brought together high school and university students to discuss the right to assemble.
‘This is not a part-time job’: Commissioner candidates vow to fill representation gap in Pct. 1
Democrat Rebeca Clay-Flores and Republican Gabriel Lara sat down for a half-hour county commissioner candidate forum on Thursday evening.
Months-long zoning battle in Government Hill still wages after vote delay
City Council voted to delay its vote on a controversial zoning proposal in Government Hill.
Former City, CPS Energy official to represent SAWS’ southern sector
Council members unanimously approved Edward Belmares to a seat formerly held by San Antonio Water System Trustee Pat Jasso.
San Antonio’s housing assitance program extended, but eligibility rules will change
The third phase of funding ($24 million) for the City’s housing assistance will be distributed under new rules for who qualifies.
San Antonio City Council approves new funding plan for aquifer protection
City Council approved a new structure to pay landowners not to develop their properties over the Edwards Aquifer’s sensitive recharge zone.
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