San Antonio Considers Tax Break for New Affordable Homes The San Antonio City Council is poised to consider a significant tax abatement for a new affordable housing development on the East Side. This decision could pave the way for 176 new affordable housing units, representing a crucial step in addressing the city’s ongoing housing challenges and providing stable homes for many San Antonians. The East Meadows Project: A Closer Look The proposed development, known as … Read More

Roadrunners to Host Texas A&M in 2026 Opener San Antonio sports fans, mark your calendars! UTSA is set to kick off its 2026 football season by hosting the esteemed Texas A&M Aggies right here at the Alamodome. This monumental home game, scheduled for September 5, 2026, promises to be an unforgettable event for our city and a landmark moment for the Roadrunners program. A Marquee Matchup for San Antonio The announcement that UTSA will welcome … Read More

Spurs Eye UConn’s Stephon Castle in Draft As the NBA Draft approaches, San Antonio Spurs fans are eagerly dissecting potential lottery picks, and one name consistently emerging is UConn guard Stephon Castle. A key contributor to the Huskies’ national championship run, Castle presents an intriguing skillset that could fill critical needs for the Silver & Black as they build around Victor Wembanyama. Who is Stephon Castle? Stephon Castle is a 6-foot-6 freshman guard who quickly … Read More

San Antonio Hospitals See Rise in Respiratory Illnesses San Antonio area hospitals are grappling with a significant surge in flu, RSV, and COVID-19 cases. This “tripledemic” is notably straining local healthcare resources, urging residents to take proactive steps to protect themselves and the wider community. The “Tripledemic” in San Antonio Local healthcare providers report a concerning rise in concurrent flu, RSV, and COVID-19 circulation. This scenario means our hospitals and clinics are managing a higher … Read More

San Antonio’s Marijuana Ordinance Stands After State Supreme Court Review San Antonio residents continue to operate under the city’s voter-approved marijuana decriminalization ordinance. The Texas Supreme Court recently declined to hear a challenge against this local law, solidifying its current status and ensuring city police will maintain their established policy regarding low-level marijuana offenses. This decision clarifies the path forward for the city’s approach to certain minor infractions. San Antonio’s “Cite and Release” Ordinance Explained … Read More

Baptist Health Welcomes New Chief People Officer Baptist Health System in San Antonio has announced the appointment of Sarah K. Miller as its new Chief People Officer (CPO), a strategic move expected to significantly shape the employee experience and talent strategy for one of the city’s largest healthcare providers. Her arrival marks a new chapter for human resources leadership within the system, impacting thousands of local healthcare professionals. Meet Sarah K. Miller: A Leader in … Read More

San Antonio City Council Approves Reduced CPS Energy Rate Hike San Antonio residents are facing an upcoming increase in their utility bills after the City Council approved a revised CPS Energy rate hike. Following extensive discussions and a push to mitigate the financial impact on households, the council voted 7-4 to approve a 4.25% average residential bill increase, setting the stage for changes beginning next year. The Council’s Decision: A Closer Look On May 16, … Read More