Council approves new water impact fees for developers
Starting July 1, developers will pay an average of 23% more to connect their projects to San Antonio’s water system.
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San Antonio continues to rank among 25 worst cities in the U.S. for ozone pollution
The San Antonio metro area ranked as the 24th worst city for ozone pollution in the latest American Lung Association report.
SAWS staff not concerned by levels of ‘forever chemicals’ detected in Castle Hills well
SAWS urged residents not to panic about a report that a Castle Hills well was at the new EPA-recommended level for one forever chemical.
San Antonio plans to stave off CPS Energy rate hikes by selling more to Texas grid
The city is now selling more energy on Texas’ wholesale market, which could help shore up the utility’s infrastructure and avoid rate hikes.
Summer outlook: Is San Antonio in for another brutal season?
San Antonio is likely to see above-average temperatures for a third summer in a row, despite above-average rainfall so far this year.
Solar eclipse wows Texas; viewers see totality through breaks in the clouds
The once-in-a-lifetime experience of totality was visible as clouds parted in parts of San Antonio and across the Hill Country.
Visitors flock to Texas Hill Country for glimpse of solar eclipse
This article will be updated. With several Texas Hill Country communities in the path of totality for Monday’s solar eclipse, towns like Castroville, Fredericksburg and Wimberley were expecting plenty of visitors — and lots of traffic. The westbound lanes of the state’s highways leading from San Antonio to the Hill Country on Monday turned into…
Shadow seeker: How Angela Speck became San Antonio’s leading eclipse expert
In her quest for star-specked knowledge, the English-born professor has become a leading national eclipse expert.
San Antonio eye doctors warn eclipse chasers to view smartly
For more information about the total solar eclipse on April 8, including where to watch, start time and events happening around San Antonio, check out our guide. If you plan to cast your eyes toward the skies Monday to catch a glimpse of the total solar eclipse, don’t go staring at the sun without eye protection,…
Where to find eclipse watch parties and themed cocktails in San Antonio
Where in San Antonio to find watch parties, food and drink specials during the April 8 total solar eclipse.
Eclipse FAQ: Everything you need to know about the rare event
San Antonio hasn’t seen a total solar eclipse in more than 600 years. If you have questions, you can find the answers here.
Environmental advocates applaud CPS Energy’s move to close gas-fired plant in a year
Environmental advocates say they are pleased to see CPS Energy is moving to close Braunig’s three gas-fired units by the end of next spring.
San Antonio passes on futuristic waste-to-energy proposal in search for new landfills
San Antonio hasn’t had to negotiate a landfill agreement since 1995, but all three of its contracts are coming to an end next year. As city leaders consider how San Antonio deals with its garbage for the first time in roughly three decades, the Solid Waste Management Department is striking one forward-looking option from the…
