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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.
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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.
DA drops charges against Black jogger in mistaken identity case
Mathias Ometu was jogging last week when police officers stopped him, saying he matched the description in a domestic violence call.
Family, prominent lawyer meet with Bexar County DA on killing of Damian Daniels
The family is represented by Lee Merritt, a nationally recognized civil rights lawyer who has worked with families of other slain Black men.
San Antonio resident Paul Rusesabagina of ‘Hotel Rwanda’ fame arrested
Paul Rusesabagina, whose story inspired the film “Hotel Rwanda,” has been a fierce critic of Rwandan President Paul Kagame.
Homeless outreach teams could deploy citywide after successful pilot in Dellview
Amid the “defund the police” debate, San Antonio plans a program that doesn’t bring guns and badges into interactions with homeless people.
Judge Wolff, advocates lament Damian Daniels’ death at hands of sheriff’s deputies
Bexar County resident Damian Lamar Daniels died Tuesday after sheriff’s deputies responded to multiple mental health calls on his behalf.
Appellate court rules in favor of City in Chick-fil-A lawsuit
On Wednesday, the Fourth Court of Appeals dismissed a lawsuit brought against the City for not considering Chick-fil-A as an airport vendor.
‘This needs to stop’: Families remember those killed by San Antonio police
Though several years have passed since Antronie Scott was shot and killed by a police officer, his son said the pain has not healed.
Black Lives Matter activists feel shut out of police budget process
Black Lives Matter activists say their voices aren’t being heard after the City Council’s recent move to make its meetings virtual.
In San Antonio, Columbus Park is now Piazza Italia Park
By a unanimous City Council vote, the 2-acre park downtown has a new name in the wake of calls to take down symbols of historical racism.
Sheryl Sculley ‘Greedy Bastards’ talk cut short by technical difficulties
Former City Manager Sheryl Sculley discussed her new book “Greedy Bastards” at a Tuesday event. She’ll continue her talk on Friday.
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