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Results of the Nov. 6 Election

Public Safety

Firefighters greet each other before setting off to aid California as it combats deadly wildfires.

San Antonio Firefighters Head to California to Combat Wildfires

Twenty-one San Antonio-area firefighters left for Camarillo, California Monday.

By Jackie Wang

Business & Tech

Bioscience Leaders Hone Strategy to Put San Antonio on the Research Map

By Viviane Callier

Arts & Culture

Sound Shares Spotlight at Nighttime Luminaria Contemporary Arts Festival

By Nicholas Frank

Environment

NOAA Study Shows Heavy Rains Have Grown More Frequent In Texas

By Brendan Gibbons

Arts & Culture

Exhibit Touring Europe Defines San Antonio’s Critical Role in World War I

By Nancy Cook-Monroe

Commentary

Gil Penalosa, Founder of 8 80 Cities.

San Antonio CityFest Vision: Stop Talking, Start Doing

By Robert Rivard

CityFest

Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and former San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro speaks to the impetus of the decade of downtown.

CityFest Panelists Discuss Downtown's Progress, Future

By Jackie Wang

Gov & Politics

A panel on the future of home rule and city management moderated by Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith.

Officials Talk Local Control, City Management at CityFest

By Iris Dimmick

CityFest

State Senator José Menéndez (D-26)

CityFest Panelists Are 'Cautiously Optimistic' About School Finance Solutions

By Emily Donaldson

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Gov + Politics

Three CityFest Panels Trace Flow of San Antonio History, Culture
By Brendan Gibbons | November 10, 2018
CityFest: Panelists Talk Affordable Housing Solutions in SA and Beyond
By Jackie Wang | November 9, 2018
Brockhouse Calls for City Manager’s Resignation After Voters Approve Prop B
By Iris Dimmick | November 9, 2018
Jones Supporters Clash With Bexar County Election Officials Over Provisional Ballots
By Brendan Gibbons | November 9, 2018
Texas May Have Again Illegally Reduced Special Education Funding
By Aliyya Swaby, Texas Tribune | November 9, 2018
Despite Approval of Prop C, Fire Union Contract Negotiations Still in Limbo
By Iris Dimmick | November 8, 2018
Speaker Straus: Texas and the Republican Party Are ‘Moving in Opposite Directions’
By Alex Samuels, Texas Tribune | November 8, 2018
Animal Care Services Asking Community for Pet Pantry Donations
By Jackie Wang | November 8, 2018
Updated Results from West Texas County Put Hurd Further Ahead of Jones
By Brendan Gibbons | November 8, 2018

Business & Tech

Find San Antonio’s Veteran-Led Bars and Restaurants with Google’s New Feature
By JJ Velasquez | November 10, 2018
HDRC Returns River Road Townhome Plan, OKs Eastside Brownstone Project
By Edmond Ortiz | November 8, 2018
San Antonio Business Leaders Disappointed by Passage of 2 Charter Amendments
By Shari Biediger | November 8, 2018
Lisa Wong Buys Southtown’s El Mirador, Ending Its Run as a San Antonio Staple
By Kyle Ringo | November 7, 2018
Ohio Firm Acquires USAA Investment Division for $850M
By Shari Biediger | November 7, 2018
SA’s Hallmark University Fast-Tracks Students to In-Demand Careers
By Shari Biediger | November 5, 2018
After Raising $18M in Capital, Blue Duck Scooters Set to Take Flight
By JJ Velasquez | November 3, 2018
U.S. Treasury Official: ‘Opportunity Zones Will Be Transformational’
By Shari Biediger | November 2, 2018
Philanthropist Kym Rapier Donates $1 Million to Roof Rehabilitation Program
By Iris Dimmick | November 2, 2018

Arts & Culture

San Antonio’s Evolution Is Written in Its Landscape Heritage
By Charles Birnbaum | November 10, 2018
Commentary
Luminaria Promises Spectacle of Light, Sight, and Sound at Hemisfair
By Nicholas Frank | November 9, 2018
What’s Out There in San Antonio? Cultural Experts Will Share Their Knowledge
By Jackie Wang | November 9, 2018
Celebrate Veterans Day This Weekend Around San Antonio
By Jackie Wang | November 9, 2018
A South Texas Rancher’s Lament: A Rock Between Two Rivers
By Robert Rivard | November 6, 2018
Commentary
San Antonio CityFest Launches Two Days After Tuesday’s Elections
By Robert Rivard | November 4, 2018
Commentary
San Antonio’s 10th Annual Diwali Festival Draws a Big Crowd
By Jackie Wang | November 3, 2018
Tiny Works of Art Garner Huge Recognition from Guinness World Records
By Cat Cardenas | November 3, 2018
Second Annual Pearl Día De Los Muertos Especially Kid-Friendly
By Nicholas Frank | November 2, 2018

Multimedia

Recent Posts

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
A Walk On the Pride Side: Parade Celebrates SA’s LGBTQIA Community
Border Crisis Prompts Prayer Vigil, Noisy Demonstration in San Antonio

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Education

HDRC Vote Impedes SAISD’s Efforts to Demolish 1915 Beacon Hill Building
By Emily Donaldson | November 8, 2018
Former Students Accuse Ex-Providence Catholic Coach of Sexual Misconduct
By Emily Donaldson | November 7, 2018
Incumbents Ousted in Edgewood and South San School Board Races
By Emily Donaldson | November 7, 2018
David Robinson To Mentor IDEA Carver Students in New Leadership Program
By Emily Donaldson | November 5, 2018

Environment

San Antonio Zoo Tries To Bring Back the Horned Toads Texans Love
By Brendan Gibbons | November 4, 2018
The Trailist: Walk in the Shadows at Cibolo Creek Primitive Trail
By Brendan Gibbons | November 4, 2018
City, UTSA to Give Away Trees at Tricentennial Event Saturday
By Brendan Gibbons | October 29, 2018
Austin Was Without Clean Tap Water For Almost a Week. Could It Happen in San Antonio?
By Brendan Gibbons | October 28, 2018

Sports

Cyclists Circle the Alamo in Third Annual Red Bull Last Stand Race
By Brendan Gibbons | October 13, 2018
Red Bull Last Stand Bike Race Returns to the Alamo Saturday
By Jackie Wang | October 12, 2018
SA Missions’ Flying Chanclas Rebranding Drives Merchandise Sales
By Kyle Ringo | October 8, 2018
San Antonio to Host 2019 Texas Special Olympic Summer Games
By Roseanna Garza | October 2, 2018

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