Bertha may or may not be a rainmaker for San Antonio, Hill Country
A little more time needs to pass before Tropical Storm Bertha's exact impact on South Texas, if any, is known.
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VIA’s plans for Silver Line bus stops in historic districts head for review
The Historic and Design Review Commission is scheduled to consider the plans August 5 and make a recommendation for eight of the 18 stations…
SAISD officially hires Adrian Bustillos as superintendent in split vote
SAISD officially hires Adrian Bustillos as superintendent in split vote
UT Health San Antonio’s Limb Optimization Program utilizes ketamine therapy in advanced multidisciplinary amputee treatment
The Limb Optimization Program brings together specialists who care for patients facing limb loss from traumatic injuries — including combat …
Deloitte-run systems denied Medicaid to disabled people. New laws could make it worse
Complex computer systems that decide whether people get Medicaid benefits have a history of errors. Now, changes to comply with Trump's tax …
FDA still focused on Taylor Farms lettuce as Cyclospora source despite retracted test
The FDA says lettuce distributed by Taylor Fresh Foods and Taylor Farms de Mexico is still linked to the multistate outbreak of cyclosporias…
Zavala County residents build flood recovery effort from the ground up
In communities along the Nueces and Leona rivers, residents are distributing supplies, serving meals and helping families recover from last …
‘Worth keeping tabs on’: Tropical Storm Bertha in northeastern Gulf could impact Texas
The system could bring tropical storm conditions to parts of the Gulf Coast, from the Florida Panhandle to southeastern Louisiana, by early …
Youth Orchestras of San Antonio finds a home for their music
YOSA has bought a building and it will be their headquarters after opening up next summer
Photos: Almost 500 homes and 100 businesses damaged in Kerr County floods
Experts, officials and residents say the slower pace of the rainfall — over several days instead of hours — combined with new sirens and inc…
Texas turns to recovery after deadly floods, but danger isn't over along the Nueces River
The storms killed at least two people and prompted disaster declarations covering dozens of counties.
James Talarico pledges $25 million to win over Black voters in U.S. Senate campaign
Most polling shows Talarico, the Democratic nominee for Senate, in a statistical dead heat against his Republican rival, Texas Attorney Gene…