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SOUTH SIDE VOTE: Prepping for runoffs, elections
AMONG OTHER DISRUPTIONS caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the state is now moving the March primary runoffs from May 26 to July 14.
On April...
Coronavirus shifts North Central election dates
AMONG OTHER DISRUPTIONS caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the state is now moving the March primary runoffs from May 26 to July 14.
On April...
North Central: What’s open and what’s not
San Antonio and Bexar County on Tuesday confirmed a second COVID-19 related death.
The woman, a patient in her 40s, had been receiving treatment at...
Windcrest eyes paid firefighters
WINDCREST — The city is transitioning to a combination of paid staff and volunteers for its Fire Department and Emergency Medical Services, including adding six...
Reagan High to launch business incubator
Beginning next school year, Reagan High School students will get a hands-on lesson in building a business from the ground up.
The Reagan Business INCubator...
City seeks answers to help homeless
San Antonio is seeking more ideas from residents to address homelessness across the city, in addition to maintaining relief programs and launching new ones.
The...
New rules aimed at housing preservation
San Antonio closed 2019 with major changes to zoning rules meant to better protect established neighborhoods from potentially adverse effects of redevelopment.
The City Council...
Stone Oak park work starts in fall
Stone Oak residents are looking forward to this autumn when a year’s worth of initial development begins at Classen-Steubing Ranch Park, the third city-owned...
State to widen 1604 to I-35
Work could begin as soon as 2021 on one of the biggest road projects in San Antonio history, expanding Loop 1604 to 10 lanes...
Getting up to speed in Castle Hills
CASTLE HILLS — New aldermen Kurt May and Joe Izbrand joined their colleagues in tackling issues such as zoning revisions and a lawsuit over a...