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Bars, restaurants welcome Bexar County’s new coronavirus relief grants of up to $25,000
Eligible bars and restaurants in Bexar County now can apply to share a new $3.7 million fund established by the County.
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Texas’ massive early voting numbers have persisted, leading to predictions of overall turnout unseen in years
More than half of Texas’ counties have already seen a third or more of their registered voters participate.
MOVE Texas, local tech company launch app to help voters find shortest lines
MOVE Texas and Irys launched a web-based app to help voters find shorter wait times at polling places around Bexar County.
Alamo consultant deems Woolworth, Palace Theater, Crockett buildings worth saving
The uncertainty of the Alamo Plaza buildings’ fates is part of a flurry of controversy surrounding the Alamo’s redevelopment.
U.S. Rep. Chip Roy appeals to veterans, rural base: ‘Wendy Davis could win this race’
Rep. Chip Roy held a rally for veterans in Bulverde on Wednesday where he and former Gov. Rick Perry addressed a crowd of more than 100.
San Antonio Public Library set to expand services next month
San Antonio public libraries will be expanding their services and transitioning to Phase 3 of the reopening plan starting Nov. 4.
As Bexar County school districts move toward mass virus testing, Northside ISD holds off
Northside ISD has more than 100,000 students. District officials have so far held off on joining a new coronavirus testing program.
Nelson Wolff’s State of the County address: Judge talks pandemic impact on businesses, elections
Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff joined the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce for his annual State of the County address Wednesday.
Commissioners vote to add more polling places at whatever cost necessary
Commissioners voted to direct the Bexar County Elections Department to add polling places rather than appeal a recent court decision.
Barring an increase in COVID-19, mayor says Fall Heritage Festival can take place
Mayor Ron Nirenberg said he has no plans to cancel the 1,000-person Fall Heritage Festival in La Villita set for Nov. 6.
More than a dozen spots open on San Antonio boards and commissions
The City of San Antonio has dozens of vacant seats on more than 85 public boards and commissions, and officials invite residents to apply.
Judge Wolff: Bexar County bars can reopen this week
The move comes two weeks after Gov. Greg Abbott gave county judges the green light to reopen local bars at their discretion.
Court: Texas can reject mail-in ballots over signatures without giving voters a chance to appeal
A federal appeal court ruled Texas election officials may continue rejecting mail-in ballots without notifying voters until after the election.
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