Empowering Independence: Texas A&M University-San Antonio's Tu Casa Program Paves Way for Students with Disabilities
The article describes Texas A&M University-San Antonio's Tu Casa program, which supports students with intellectual disabilities, highlighting its positive impact through stories of participants like Meera Phillips.
"Block of Five" San Antonio Council Members Defy City Staff, Spotlight Transparency Struggles at City Hall
Five San Antonio Council members, known as the "Block of Five," disrupted a city meeting to demand transparency and the firing of City Attorney Andy Segovia, ending the day without resolution.
Texas School Funding Crisis Escalates Amidst Political Standoff Between Gov. Abbott and House Democrats
Texas faces a school funding crisis amid a dispute between Governor Abbott and House Democrats, with schools at risk of budget shortfalls and a political impasse over related issues, including vouchers.
Leon Valley City Council Reviews Official Mayoral and Council Election Results at Special Meeting
The Leon Valley City Council met to review the results of the general election for Mayor, Council Place 2, and Council Place 4, with provisions for public commentary and potential executive session.
San Antonio City Council to Evaluate City Attorney Amid Fire Union Negotiation Disputes
San Antonio City Council is set to review City Attorney Andy Segovia's job amidst claims of inconsistent legal advice regarding fire union negotiations. A public briefing on the stalled negotiations is also scheduled.
San Antonio Police Department to Auction Seized Vehicles Tuesday – Cash or Credit Accepted
The San Antonio Police Department is holding a seized vehicles auction on Tuesday, with viewing at 5 p.m. and the auction at 6 p.m. at 3625 Growden Road. Payment is by cash or credit, excluding checks and American Express.
San Antonio Clears Way for Spay/Neuter Policy to Tackle Stray Dog Issue
San Antonio is reevaluating its stray dog policy to potentially include spaying and neutering, aligning with other Texas cities, despite current logistical challenges at Animal Care Services and enforcement questions regarding fines.
San Antonio City Council Clashes with City Attorney Over Firefighters' Contract, Calls for Dismissal Surface
San Antonio City Council members are disputing City Attorney Andy Segovia's handling of fire union negotiations, with some calling for his removal amid a budgetary conflict involving a proposed $363 million firefighters' contract.