These San Antonio Report stories had readers talking in 2021
In 2021, our readers were buzzing about UTSA’s slogan ban, a year-old story about a notorious police incident and more.
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San Antonio Report board welcomes new chairman in new year
The new year brings a new face to lead the San Antonio Report’s board of directors.
After publisher’s death, the clock suddenly stops as a town loses its only news source
The tragic death in April of its publisher led to the demise of a small-town weekly newspaper published ‘like clockwork’ since 1958.
Hearst to move newspaper’s print production from San Antonio to Houston
Express-News publisher Hearst recently announced that it is moving editorial operations to the Light building and outsourcing the printing to Houston.
San Antonio one of several Texas cities targeted by special-interest websites masquerading as news
Four Metric Media online publications use San Antonio in their names, yet seem to have no other ties to the city.
San Antonio Report names Boys & Girls Clubs leader Angie Mock as new publisher and CEO
After working for the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio for 10 years, Angie Mock will join the San Antonio Report as publisher and CEO.
Three named to San Antonio Report board of directors
The additions to the board follow a recent renaming of the San Antonio Report during its eighth year as a trusted local news source.
San Antonio CityFest 2020 goes virtual with focus on urban resilience, pandemic recovery
San Antonio CityFest 2020 will be presented online, free to all. An array of thought leaders will address salient topics.
Rivard Report becomes San Antonio Report to reflect broader mission, coverage
The nonprofit online news outlet is now the San Antonio Report, rebranded with a new logo but with the same mission of public service journalism.
Rivard Report Adds 7 Community Representatives to Advisory Board
The Rivard Report has added seven community representatives to serve on its newly formed community advisory board.
Rivard Report Forms Community Advisory Board
The Rivard Report has tapped 13 community leaders from different industries and perspectives to form its inaugural community advisory board.
Rivard Report Board Gains New Chairman, Director in 2020
Changes are coming to the Rivard Report board. After four years, Founding Chairman Richard Schlosberg will leave the board to lead a new community advisory board.
Texas Public Radio Listeners Shop Station’s Music Collection at Garage Sale
TPR opened its doors for the first day of a garage sale, as the station prepares to move to the renovated Alameda Theater in downtown next month.
