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Cecilia Chavez, who runs a Facebook group with more than 224,000 followers, says her platform has become a way to share information and help people in need, and a source of purpose after her son's death.
Chinedu Okafor · October 23, 2026
Johnson's grandson will record in room 414 and the hotel's studio as part of a November 12-14 anniversary celebration marking 90 years since the blues legend's landmark session.
Chinedu Okafor · October 23, 2026
The Jury Experience, a 60-minute live production at the Magik Theatre, opens November 7 and has audience votes determine the outcome of each performance.
Valentina Cruz · October 22, 2026
Trustees voted 4-2 on Sunday to place the assistant superintendent of elementary education at the helm of San Antonio's largest school district while a permanent search gets under way.
Valentina Cruz · July 20, 2026
After U.S. action in Venezuela, President Claudia Sheinbaum is balancing a firm defense of Mexican sovereignty against the need to protect security cooperation and trade ties, while three U.S. House members move to block funding for an unauthorized war in Mexico.
Chinedu Okafor · January 14, 2026
The annual citywide summit inspired by the work of Martin Luther King Jr. will run for three weeks in January, with its founder saying it is meant to show residents how much they share.
Chinedu Okafor · January 5, 2026
A University of Texas at San Antonio engineering researcher says the Fourth of July flood sent water down the Guadalupe at a rate comparable to Niagara Falls, and explains why even shallow fast-moving water is so dangerous.
Valentina Cruz · July 18, 2025
As the city's biggest annual celebration opens Thursday, the head of the Fiesta San Antonio Commission shared advice on navigating packed events.
Valentina Cruz · April 23, 2025
A state permit clears the way to demolish the Institute of Texas Cultures building, while San Antonio's council, Gov. Greg Abbott, a new Laredo rail bridge and a tribute to caterer Rosemary Kowalski also made headlines.
Valentina Cruz · December 20, 2024
A roundup of local news on the carriage vote, the Bexar County district attorney's backlog, a Final Four volunteer drive, and a record year for rabies in Comal County.
Chinedu Okafor · December 12, 2024
Texas A&M University-San Antonio is running a one-day mental health first aid course for school and college employees, aimed at helping students before a crisis deepens.
Chinedu Okafor · November 22, 2024
An infectious disease specialist says people infected within the past two to three months can wait for the new COVID vaccine, while those who have not had the virus recently should be vaccinated as soon as possible.
Chinedu Okafor · September 6, 2024
The District 5 councilmember proposed a community land trust priority policy and a density bonus program, with backing from the mayor, a congressman and a school superintendent.
Chinedu Okafor · July 18, 2024
Texas voters will pick nominees on March 5 in a primary shaped by a crowded Democratic Senate field and a clash between Gov. Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Valentina Cruz · February 19, 2024
A magnitude 5.4 earthquake felt from San Antonio to Dallas centered on an area where regulators are trying to cut induced seismic activity, though a UT Austin expert says no action is currently required under the rules.
Chinedu Okafor · November 26, 2022
The independent five-piece, founded last summer by two California transplants, has built a following in San Antonio and Austin and is aiming for a debut EP in 2023.
Valentina Cruz · May 20, 2022
