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Texas THC ban continues as federal judge rejects emergency motion
Hemp businesses and consumers asked to block state regulations on THC, but their lawsuit remains pending.
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Despite federal efforts to drop some children’s vaccine recommendations, Texas requirements unchanged
Public health officials said some parents are confused about what vaccines are required to attend Texas schools amid efforts to change recommendations....
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Gov. Greg Abbott touts tech company cooperation, following Trump criticism of data center policy
OpenAI, Meta, Google and Amazon have all pledged to address concerns about their energy and water usage.
schools
Here’s an update on which San Antonio school districts are using Bluebonnet curriculum
Ten of 16 school districts in the San Antonio region are using the state-created curriculum. Most are only using the math sections.
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Bexar County advances jail reforms with earlier medical screenings, new public dashboard
Bexar County approved expanded jail medical screening and new public oversight measures following a review of inmate deaths and ongoing efforts to improve jail operations....
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Jones and Galvan call for new vote on Spurs arena funding and back data center moratorium
San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and District 6 Councilmember Ric Galvan are supporting a citywide vote on the proposed use of $489 million in city funding for a new downtown Spurs arena, while also opposing Gov. Greg Abbott’s call to introduce private competition into San Anto...
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Camp Mystic paid Eastland family members nearly $300K as revenue plunged after deadly flood
New bankruptcy records detail millions of dollars in assets and payments as the camp faces wrongful death lawsuits over the July 2025 flood.
schools
What the numbers tell us about school voucher participation so far
The state has released its first in-depth look at who is signing up for the state’s new billion-dollar initiative.
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It’ll take a lot of change for one of the most iconic watering holes in Texas to reopen to swimming
Jacob’s Well in Wimberley was flowing rapidly for a short time after July’s heavy rainfall. Now, the waters are receding again.
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University Health briefs county on hospital openings, new services
County commissioners have begun reviewing the University Health budget and tax rate.
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Nearly a year later, Bexar County still isn’t collecting new taxes for Spurs arena
The city projected a 60-month timeline to design and build the NBA arena, but county leaders haven’t set up the hotel tax to help fund it.
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TPR's Ruben O. Garcia posthumously inducted into San Antonio Radio Hall of Fame
Garcia was one of 10 to be honored at the 15th annual induction ceremony, hosted by the Society of San Antonio Radio Broadcasters.
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FDA authorizes wound spray to help protect Texas livestock and wildlife from New World screwworm
The spray can be used for prevention but not for treatment of wounds affected by the New World screwworm.
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Remembering 'Still Breathing' 30 years after its San Antonio shoot
At Texas Public Radio's screening of "Still Breathing" this summer, the film's director, James F. Robinson, joined us for a Q&A session following the movie where he shared stories of shooting the film in San Antonio in 1996. Learn all about the casting of Brendan Fraser and Joann...
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Will Gov. Abbott's plan for Austin Energy lower prices? A Texas energy expert is wary
One expert whose been watching the energy market for years says Austin Energy already has some of the lowest prices in the state.
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A year into the job, Mayor Jones risks holding the bag on largest tax increase in decades
The mayor’s go-it-alone approach may leave her with little to show in efforts to close a $158M budget deficit.
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San Antonio FC considers top division opportunity with United Soccer League
San Antonio FC is banking on World Cup hype to attract new fans to free games while it considers moving up to a higher-level league in 2028.
schools
San Antonio's tax-free weekend is here. What shoppers should know
Shoppers are looking for back-to-school items with no sales taxes applied.
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NBA Western Conference champion San Antonio Spurs honored by Bexar County
Bexar County commissioners presented a proclamation to Spurs staff for the team's historic, winning season.
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Misdemeanor gun charge against James Harden dismissed by Texas judge
A misdemeanor gun charge against All-Star Cleveland Cavaliers guard James Harden in Texas has been dismissed after he completed an alternative resolution program allowing him to avoid a criminal record, court records show. Harris County Criminal Court Judge Alex Salgado in Housto...
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‘Could we please not lie?’ Viagran, Jones clash as council creates Project Marvel advisory committee
District 3 Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran and San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones clashed over the status of a previously approved Spurs term sheet as the City Council created a 33-member Project Marvel community advisory committee....
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San Antonio Philharmonic agrees to pay $232,000 to settle years of litigation
The agreement includes a $215,000 payment to early supporters David Wood and Colette Holt and resolves several lawsuits and complaints. A separate dispute over Scottish Rite Hall is not part of the settlement....
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San Antonio will consider putting Project Marvel, Pre-K and workforce programs on Nov. 3 midterm ballot
Three of the city’s biggest legacy investments could go before voters for recommitment in an already high-stakes midterm.
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New traffic signal aims to make dangerous Perrin Beitel intersection safer
The signal at Sun Gate Drive and Perrin Beitel Road provides safer access for drivers, pedestrians and VIA riders at a high-crash intersection.
government
Bexar, Dallas County medical examiners strengthen mass-casualty response with mutual aid agreement
The agreement approved by Bexar County commissioners helps both agencies prepare for potential mass casualty events.
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CPS Energy leaders defend against Gov Abbott's attacks
CPS Energy leaders are mounting a defense of San Antonio’s municipally owned utility model after Gov. Greg Abbott called for opening its service territory to competing retail electricity providers....
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Democratic candidate Gina Hinojosa calls Texas governor race 'most important in America' at Houston rally
Hinojosa is trying to overcome a significant fundraising disadvantage against incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott, the Republican seeking a record fourth term.
schools
‘Definitely bittersweet’: SWISD Superintendent Jeanette Ball resigns
Jeanette Ball is the fourth school district superintendent in San Antonio to resign from a job since January.
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National Democrats add former GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales’ district to Texas congressional target list
The sprawling district, vacated by former GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales earlier this year, went for President Trump by 15 points. But Democrats see an opening to win its Hispanic-majority electorate....
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Texas governor's data center moratorium prompts calls for special legislative session
Critics say the governor must call legislators to Austin to pass state laws regulating data centers.
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Fresh jalapeños recalled due to salmonella outbreak in 27 states, including Texas
Salmonella infection can range from a mild stomach bug to a severe, even life-threatening illness. Most healthy people recover in four to seven days with rest and fluids, but the illness can also cause dangerous dehydration or spread to the bloodstream in vulnerable individuals....
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'Slow down, you move too fast' — SAMA wants visitors to savor art
San Antonio Museum of Art has a program meeting twice a month to encourage art lovers to not be in such a rush.
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The Classic Theatre tackles Anton Chekhov's 'The Seagull'
The famous Russian playwright's "The Seagull" is the Classic Theatre's next production.
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County judge tapped to get rodeo development agreement resolved
"Rodeo first" and "community first" arguments formed this year over the development.
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Mayor targets funding for Spurs’ new arena in hunt to reduce city budget gap
Jones proposed another vote on the public funding for the San Antonio Spurs’ downtown arena in light of the city’s $158 million budget gap.
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Neurospicy SA creates connections and support systems for neurodivergent adults
Neurospicy SA, a new San Antonio organization that serves young adults who live with brain conditions or disorders, recently held its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony....
business
VIA: Service improvements, higher gas prices, inflation drive record ridership
VIA expects ridership this year to easily surpass its goals, as continued economic pressures and gas prices affect household budgets.
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San Antonio's 'People's Hearing' highlights the human and financial costs of federal immigration enforcement
Civil rights advocates, elected officials and families gathered at Our Lady of the Lake University to document the impact of federal immigration enforcement on San Antonio communities....
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Data centers use lots of water and power, but Texas officials don't know exactly how much
As more and more data center developers submit proposals to build in Texas, questions about how they will impact Texas' grid and contribute to drought conditions across the state are widespread....
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Another poll shows James Talarico leading Ken Paxton in their race for the U.S. Senate
The survey released Tuesday by Texas Southern University’s Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center marks the third consecutive poll showing Talarico, the Democratic candidate, ahead of Paxton, the Republican....
government
Latino voters could decide key races in Texas. They're still weighing their options
Conversations at the UnidosUS conference in Austin revealed growing frustration over housing costs, food prices and immigration enforcement as Democrats and Republicans compete for one of the country's fastest-growing voting blocs....
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Trinity University pauses launch of a new logo citing alumni response
Last week, Trinity University launched a rebrand that included a new logo, website redesign and new messaging. Response was mixed.
government
After City Council delays vote on water rate increase, SAWS cuts capital plan by $594M
SAWS proposed to increase rates beginning in 2027 and reduce its capital plan by $594 million after City Council delayed its plans in June.
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‘Taxation through electricity prices’: Abbott takes aim at city-owned utilities like CPS Energy
The San Antonio-owned utility has kept rates low compared to other Texas metros, but Abbott doesn’t like how its profits fuel the city budget.
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Methodist Healthcare acquires 18 urgent care clinics in San Antonio
The acquisition expands Methodist Healthcare System's urgent care footprint. The system already operates 35 CareNow Urgent Care clinics in the San Antonio area and is the region's largest health care provider, with 11 hospitals and numerous outpatient clinics....
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Gov. Greg Abbott pauses new data centers until energy, water usage audit is completed
New data centers won’t be able to join the Texas power grid until state regulators complete a review of their energy and water usage, under a new directive from the governor....
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Following ban, Texas hemp reps sue state for violating commerce protections
Members of the hemp industry are suing Texas, claiming that the ban on hemp-derived THC products impose an unconstitutional burden on interstate commerce....
business
San Antonio hearing will document firsthand experiences with immigration enforcement
Civil rights groups will collect testimony Tuesday about detention, surveillance and the effects of federal immigration enforcement on families, businesses and communities....
business
Texas Delta-8 ban creates legal risks and confusion for hemp users
A new Texas prohibition on Delta-8 THC is creating confusion for consumers and businesses while raising concerns that some users will turn to illegal marijuana....
schools
Sen. Menéndez warns Lt. Gov. Patrick's religion initiative could further polarize Texas
Democratic state Sen. José Menéndez of San Antonio blasted Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s new religious-liberty initiative. He said it could deepen divisions among Texans while distracting public schools from their educational mission....
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Bexar County Expands Workforce Opportunity with Ribbon Cutting of TX Fast Track 2 Manufacturing Tech
Bexar County Judge Sakai, alongside a coalition of community and industry leaders, officially cut the ribbon to launch TX Fast Track 2, a critical expansion of the revolutionary, zero-cost Advanced Manufacturing Technician Training program....
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Data centers are cropping up all over Bexar County with 23 more on the way
Community members are asking what the increase in data center construction means for the San Antonio environment and economy.