City, union ‘narrowing the gap’ on police discipline
Contract teams for the City of San Antonio and police union inched closer to an agreement Thursday on rules related to how officers appeal termination decisions.
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Commissioners approve $4.75M for student mental health, $3.9M on jail overtime
The $4.75 million in additional funding will allow the San Antonio Mobile Mental Wellness Collaborative to serve more Bexar County schools.
Prosecutors: Man accused of killing San Antonio cop said he ‘felt justified’ after 2016 shooting
Monday marked the first day of the trial of Otis Tyrone McKane, accused in the 2016 shooting death of San Antonio police Detective Benjamin Marconi.
The police union contract expires in less than 3 months. Here’s where negotiations with the city stand.
It’s still unclear if a new police contract will be ratified by the union and City Council before the current one expires at the end of September.
Corazón opens new downtown day center for homeless residents
Corazón San Antonio stood up a new, permanent day center in downtown SA to serve the homeless and work closely with partner nonprofits.
It’s eviction moratorium’s final month, but housing assistance programs will continue
The nationwide ban on evictions was extended through July, but San Antonio assistance programs will continue throughout the summer.
El cierre del refugio para niños agrava la crisis de los hogares de acogimiento en todo el estado
Los defensores de los niños esperan que los legisladores estatales utilicen la sesión especial para asignar más fondos al sistema sobrecargado.
Fourth of July fireworks: A tradition with repercussions outside the US
Commentary: The dangers fireworks pose to consumers are widely publicized, but there are also serious risks associated with their production.
‘The perfect storm’: Children’s Shelter closure exacerbates statewide foster care crisis
Child advocates hope the state legislature will address the brewing foster care crisis in the special session, but there’s no guarantee.
Area LGBTQ youth find validation, new ‘besties’ at Family Pride Night
San Antonio’s second annual Family Pride Night provided a space for area LGBTQ youth to find support and new best friends.
Extension considered for Train for Jobs as enrollment gains traction
After several months of lackluster enrollment, San Antonio’s Train for Jobs workforce development program saw a slight uptick in applications this spring.
Courage, Perry push for increased homestead exemption during initial budget talks
Raising the homestead exemption would not translate to a big savings boost, other council members argued.
Conversion therapy is discredited and increases risk of suicide — yet fewer than half of US states have bans in place
Commentary: Many LGBTQ youth live in states that have no ban in place protecting them from conversion therapy.
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