Kory Cook

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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.

Representatives and supporters of more than 50 San Antonio nonprofits rallied at City Hall Wednesday against a proposed $5.1 million reduction in FY 2028 funding for programs serving more than 9,300 residents.

A federal judge in San Antonio has extended a temporary pause on new ground-disturbing activity tied to border wall construction in the Big Bend region. The parties will meet before Sept. 15, when the court is scheduled to reconvene.

The Gunter Hotel’s new professional recording studio aims to make San Antonio a destination for musicians while connecting the city’s musical past with its future.

The FM 481 bridge over the Nueces River will reopen Sunday, just over a month after historic flooding washed away part of the bridge approach. TxDOT says emergency repairs were completed 37 days after work began, several weeks ahead of schedule.

A five-year appendix cancer survivor is turning her experience into an effort to raise awareness, support patients and encourage others to advocate for their health.

Federal and local lawmakers say six Bexar County cities should end the 287 (g) agreements allowing local officers to assist ICE with certain immigration enforcement duties.

Maurine Molak says stronger legal protections are needed to hold tech companies accountable for how their platforms affect children. KOSA has advanced in the Senate, but the legislation's added "duty of care" provision has not passed in the House.

The signal at Sun Gate Drive and Perrin Beitel Road provides safer access for drivers, pedestrians and VIA riders at a high-crash intersection.