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San Antonio’s Majority by Minority Should Serve as a Thriving National Example

Mayor Ron Nirenberg.

San Antonio's Week of Swirling Political Winds; More in Forecast

Unpredicted political developments are moving through the city, one after the other, like so many seasonal fronts.

By Robert Rivard

Lifestyle

Poinsettias Can Make It Year-Round If You Are Loyal to the Soil

By Roseanna Garza

Environment

San Antonio's Big Wildfire Is Coming, Here's How Firefighters and Communities Are Preparing

By Brendan Gibbons

Health & Wellness

She's 79, Has Run in Every Texas County, and Now Wants Others to Join Her

By Roseanna Garza

Arts & Culture

SA Santa Offers A Peek Behind the Curtain – Just Don't Tell the Kids

By Jackie Wang

Gov & Politics

Saldaña Looks Back on 8 Years on Council, Ahead to Education Advocacy

By Iris Dimmick

Gov & Politics

Joaquín Castro Says Twin Brother Julián Castro Is Running for President

By Patrick Svitek, Texas Tribune

Arts & Culture

The Lackland Corridor Gateway Sculpture is located at the intersection of West Military Drive and Highway 90.

Tribute To Freedom: Engineering Marvel Salutes Military, SA, Teamwork

By Nicholas Frank

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San Antonio River Foundation Developing More Reasons to 'Discover Your River'

By Robert Amerman

The Latest

Gov + Politics

Judge Rules Against Obamacare, But Enrollment Unchanged Ahead of Saturday Deadline
By Emma Platoff, Texas Tribune | 24 hours ago
Beto O’Rourke Says Julián Castro’s Likely 2020 Presidential Bid Won’t Affect His Own Plans
By Julián Aguilar, Texas Tribune | December 14, 2018
Outgoing Councilman Rey Saldaña to Join Education Nonprofit
By Iris Dimmick | December 13, 2018
Council Approves Expanded Housing Incentive Policy With Eye Toward Affordability
By Kyle Ringo | December 13, 2018
Councilman Cruz Shaw Resigns from San Antonio City Council
By Iris Dimmick | December 13, 2018
Council Signals a Majority Support for Proposed Development Incentive Policy
By Iris Dimmick | December 12, 2018
Nirenberg, Council Establish Hiring Process for San Antonio’s Next City Manager
By Iris Dimmick | December 12, 2018
City Ramping Up Efforts in Affordable Housing Plan
By Iris Dimmick | December 12, 2018
We Can Boost Affordable Housing Without Muddying Incentives’ Purpose
By Roberto Treviño | December 12, 2018
Commentary

Business & Tech

Tech District Showcases Renovated Burns Building During Annual Holiday Party
By JJ Velasquez | December 14, 2018
Former SABOR CEO Who Alleged ‘Bullying’ Has History of Workplace Issues
By Shari Biediger | December 13, 2018
Apple Announces $1B Expansion in Austin
By Matthew Watkins, Texas Tribune | December 13, 2018
San Antonio’s United Way Campaign Exceeds 2018 Goal by $5M
By Shari Biediger | December 12, 2018
Going Global: Raba Kistner, Engineer of SA’s Most Transformative Projects, Bought by Aussie Firm
By Shari Biediger | December 12, 2018
Countdown to Ikea Opening: Here’s What You Need to Know
By Shari Biediger | December 12, 2018
Razor Releases New Scooter Model as San Antonio Gears Up for E-Bikes
By JJ Velasquez | December 11, 2018
It’s the Golden Age of Cybercrime – Here’s How the U.S. Must Prepare for It
By Bill Leigher and Michael Daly | December 11, 2018
Sponsored
New Culinary Institute Restaurant at Pearl to Open in January
By Shari Biediger | December 11, 2018

Arts & Culture

Nothing to Laugh About: Rivercenter Comedy Club’s Closing Leaves Void
By Kyle Ringo | 23 hours ago
Sick of Santa? Here Are More Non-Holiday Weekend Events in San Antonio
By Jackie Wang | December 14, 2018
San Antonio Car Clubs Deliver Christmas Toys and a ‘Positive Outlook’
By Brendan Gibbons | December 9, 2018
Battle of Bejar Fills La Villita With Sounds of Rifles and Cannons
By Brendan Gibbons and Bonnie Arbittier | December 8, 2018
Writers, Designers Paired to Render Tricentennial History in Verse and Visuals
By Nicholas Frank | December 8, 2018
Holiday Pop-up Shop Market Showcases 14 Local Businesses Downtown
By Jackie Wang | December 8, 2018
Nonprofit Raising Funds for Masonry Preservation at Missions
By Jackie Wang | December 7, 2018
Take a Break from the Holiday Festivities with These Weekend Events
By Jackie Wang | December 7, 2018
Community Input Informs New Mural Planned for North Fredericksburg Road
By Nicholas Frank | December 7, 2018

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San Antonio’s 10th Annual Diwali Festival Draws a Big Crowd
Day of the Dead Celebrations at La Villita Draw Revelers New and Old
Sunshine, New Features Draw More Than 67,500 Downtown for Síclovía
Anime Convention San Japan Takes Over Downtown Again
Hundreds Fill Mission Concepción to Witness Solar Double Illumination
San Antonio Celebrates U.S.’s Past, Present on Independence Day

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Education

In Preliminary Report, TEA Recommends Suspending Harlandale ISD Board of Trustees
By Emily Donaldson | December 14, 2018
Community Members Question East Central ISD Proposal to Arm Teachers
By Emily Donaldson | December 13, 2018
Gov. Greg Abbott’s Proposal Would Provide More Tax Relief Than New School Funding
By Aliyya Swaby, Texas Tribune | December 12, 2018
KIPP to Open Its Second High School for Fall 2019
By Emily Donaldson | December 11, 2018

Environment

Goal Within Reach of 300 Pollinator Gardens for San Antonio’s Tricentennial
By Brendan Gibbons | December 13, 2018
Texas Parks Department, Advocates Pushing Congress to Reauthorize Key Conservation Fund
By Carlos Anchondo, Texas Tribune | December 11, 2018
A Dream to Raise Catfish Spurred Years of Legal Trouble, Millions in Payoffs
By Brendan Gibbons | December 9, 2018
CPS Energy Switches Up Solar Rebates to Offer Bigger Incentives for Small Systems
By Brendan Gibbons | December 6, 2018

Sports

Nirenberg Wants City to Update Pro Sports Study in 2019
By Kyle Ringo | December 10, 2018
Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon: ‘It’s a Sense of Accomplishment’
By Kyle Ringo | December 2, 2018
More Than a Muni: Old Brack Course a Treasure of San Antonio, Golf History
By Reid Meyers | December 1, 2018
Commentary
San Antonio’s Startup Pro Football Team Shows Signs of Finding Eager Audience
By Kyle Ringo | December 1, 2018

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