San Antonio Seeks New Animal Care Services Director, Considers Anonymity in Dangerous Dog Reports
San Antonio's ACS is seeking a new director as Shannon Sims plans to step down; a decline in dangerous dog designations and a proposed 'pseudonym program' to encourage reporting of such dogs without fear of retaliation have been noted.
San Antonio Churches Enhance Security Measures Amid Rising Concerns of Violence and Vandalism
Churches in San Antonio are increasing security due to violence and vandalism threats, with some already hiring armed guards. A federal funding boost offers hope for enhancing safety measures at places of worship.
San Antonio School District Grapples with Fallout from Widespread Heating System Failures
SAISD experienced significant heating system breakdowns in January, resulting in school closures and the resignation of two operations officials. The district is now implementing infrastructure and process overhauls to prevent future issues.
El Paso Women Delay Motherhood Amidst Rising Costs and Educational Ambitions, Affecting School Enrollments
Women in El Paso County are delaying motherhood due to rising education levels and living costs, impacting local school enrollments. The EPISD reports a significant decrease in student absenteeism.
Multiple Arrests Following Shooting and Altercation at San Antonio Apartment Complex
Police responded to a poolside shooting at a San Antonio apartment complex, where no injuries were reported and a suspect was detained. A separate incident involving an argument between two women resulted in one cutting the other with a razor.
Former Bexar County Lieutenant Settles for $400K Over Firing After Capitol Rally Attendance
A former Bexar County Sheriff’s lieutenant received a $400,000 settlement after being fired for attending the January 6 Capitol rally; she claims she witnessed no violence and plans to challenge the current sheriff in elections.