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Rising Out of Hatred author Eli Saslow featured in Jewish Federation’s ‘For Hope For Humanity’ event
Pulitzer Prize winner Eli Saslow will virtually visit San Antonio for an Oct. 27 event benefiting the Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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Is experience a requirement for being sheriff? Bexar County voters will decide.
Former County Clerk Gerard “Gerry” Rickhoff has never worked in law enforcement, and he’s challenging Sheriff Javier Salazar for his seat.
Annual Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner adapts to pandemic reality: meal delivery
The Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner has been feeding thousands of San Antonians for four decades. This year, it will look different.
Local high school students join nationwide Diversify Our Narrative movement
Students from at least three local high schools are looking to bring lasting curricular change to their campuses.
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.
Trinity University, SAISD announce plan to cover all financial need for students
Trinity University and San Antonio ISD joined forces to encourage more of the district’s students to apply and enroll at Trinity.
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.
Census Bureau: San Antonio still poorest major U.S. metro but poverty rate declines
In 2018, 15.4 percent of people living in the San Antonio-New Braunfels metropolitan area were in poverty. That number is now 13.5 percent.
After another Black resident’s death at hands of police, mayor requests bodycam policy review
Amid calls to view the police body camera footage from the shooting of Darrell Zemault Sr., Mayor Nirenberg called for policy reviews.
Death of Damian Daniels prompts County commissioners to put $1.5 million toward mental health response
After Damian Lamar Daniels was killed by an officer responding to a mental health call, commissioners voted to try a new response program.
DA’s office re-examining Marquise Jones shooting death as family fights to reopen case
District Attorney Joe Gonzales said his office will review the case of Marquise Jones, a Black resident shot in 2014 by an off-duty officer.
To prevent deaths like Damian Daniels’, fix the flawed criminal justice system
Commentary: Systemic flaws in our criminal justice system hurt citizens who are mentally ill, drug-dependent, poor, and homeless.
‘My life changed forever’: Black jogger arrested in mistaken identity case shares story
Mathias Ometu spoke to reporters Wednesday about his experience being detained and arrested while jogging in his neighborhood.
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