Gov & Politics
Truck Driver in Migrant Deaths Sentenced to Life in Prison
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James Matthew Bradley Jr. was sentenced Friday to life in federal prison without the possibility of parole after pleading guilty in 2017.
Arts & Culture
Getting Around During This Year’s Fiesta, On 2 Wheels or More
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There are a number of affordable and accessible methods of transportation to avoid the parking and traffic hassles that are part of Fiesta.
Gov & Politics
Bexar County Opens Eastside BiblioTech Location
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The digital library features a reading room with 50 desktop computers, two smaller conference-style reading rooms, a community room, children’s area, and a maker’s space.
Gov & Politics
City Looks to Federal Grant to Fund Soap Factory Rental Assistance
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City officials are looking at ways to assist tenants who face possible displacement as a result of rising rents at a downtown apartment complex.
Gov & Politics
City Department to San Antonio Residents: Tell Us About Your Potholes
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Pothole patrol crews are aggressively targeting potholes in April with the goal of filling 7,500 across all 10 of the City Council districts by the end of the month.
Business & Tech
Company Looking to Introduce Shared Electric Scooters to San Antonio
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Blue Duck Scooters, a San Antonio-based startup, aims to put up to 1,000 of the dockless shared vehicles on downtown streets.
Gov & Politics
Main and Soledad To Go Two Ways Starting Monday
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Downtown’s Main Avenue and Soledad Street haven’t had two-way running traffic lanes in decades, but that is set to change Monday.
Gov & Politics
Bexar County Nears Completion on Jail’s South Unit, Magistrate Center
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Bexar County officials Friday previewed progress on the jail’s new central processing center and South Unit, set to open later this year.
Gov & Politics
City Council Appoints Three to VIA Board After ConnectSA Announcement
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The candidates, recommended by Council’s Governance Committee last week, will join two new County appointees on the board.
Gov & Politics
Bexar County Bolsters Funding for Probate Courts’ Guardianship Program
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Tuesday’s decision ended some uncertainty over whether the County would renege on a commitment it made to fund the program last year.