Kory Cook

The free festival on Oct. 3 features interactive exhibits, conservation activities and more than 50 community partners focused on protecting monarch butterflies and other pollinators.

Terrell County commissioners approved a lease allowing border construction contractor Fisher Industries to use 20 acres at the county airport for staging and possibly temporary worker housing.

Members of the San Antonio City Council made the decision in August to change the name of the street once named for Chávez after allegations of sexual abuse against him came to light.

San Antonio's INOHA is heading out on a two-month national tour following the release of their second full-length album, This Might Be Useful. The young indie rock band talks about refining their sound, writing for the streaming era, and growing as recording artists.

Los residentes, inquilinos, empresas y organizaciones sin fines de lucro afectados por las tormentas del 28 de agosto pueden solicitar préstamos federales para desastres con bajas tasas de interés. Representantes de la SBA están disponibles en la Biblioteca Las Palmas de San Antonio para ayudar con las solicitudes.

El Servicio de Cuidado de Animales de San Antonio y el Departamento de Bomberos de San Antonio están instalando estaciones gratuitas de escaneo de microchips para mascotas, los cuales estarán disponibles las 24 horas, en 11 estaciones de bomberos y en la sede del Servicio de Cuidado de Animales para reunir a mascotas perdidas con sus dueños.

Residents, renters, businesses and nonprofits affected by the Aug. 28 storms can apply for low-interest federal disaster loans. SBA representatives are available at San Antonio's Las Palmas Library to help with applications.

San Antonio Animal Care Services and the San Antonio Fire Department are installing free, 24-hour pet microchip scanning stations at 11 fire stations and the Animal Care Services campus to help residents reunite lost pets with their owners.

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Representantes y simpatizantes de más de 50 organizaciones sin fines de lucro de San Antonio se manifestaron el miércoles en el Ayuntamiento contra una propuesta de reducción de 5.1 millones de dólares en financiación para el año fiscal 2028 destinada a programas que atienden a más de 9,300 residentes.