San Antonio rejects funding structure for Guajolote Ranch
San Antonio City Council unanimously voted Thursday to deny a request for consent for the creation of a…
SAWS getting closer to asking for rate increases
The San Antonio Water System plans to raise rates over the next five years to fund $3.2 billion…
San Antonio power soccer player vying for spot on world stage
Jada Cano, a 20-year-old St. Mary’s University student, is as busy as can be. On Tuesdays, Cano gets…
San Antonio prepares for upgrades at SAT and Stinson airports
San Antonio International Airport officials made a flurry of announcements this week: from additional flights to an update…
Pazzo Pastaria evolved from easy-to-miss to Italian hot spot
Sean and Gini Archer took a gamble. They agreed to rent a small, abandoned space in a non-descript…
Where I Live: Dignowity Hill
The Where I Live series aims to showcase our diverse city and region by spotlighting its many vibrant neighborhoods. Each…
Outlaw Kitchens keeps it simple, prepares for Restaurant Weeks
Paul Sartory takes a simple approach to food. He opens Outlaw Kitchens three times a week at 5…
SAISD says HVAC system is ‘better equipped’ this year
It’s been two years since San Antonio Independent School District was caught off guard by widespread heating failures…
After city audit, SAPD improves handling of sexual assault kits
Over a year after a city audit found the San Antonio Police Department failed to meet state deadlines…
Trinity and CIA students work together in first entrepreneurial camp
This week, Ty Medaris, a student at the Culinary Institute of American in San Antonio, got to experience…
San Antonio moves ahead with Pride District rainbow sidewalk
San Antonio will begin work this week to install rainbow-themed sidewalk art along Main Street in the city’s…
SAISD may close Carvajal Elementary on the West Side
San Antonio Independent School District is considering closing Carvajal Elementary School, a tiny, academically struggling campus on the…