A San Antonio man faces a $35,000 tax bill for unpaid taxes from a previous owner after buying a foreclosed home, with some charges now acknowledged as errors.

St. Mary's University law students help San Antonio tenants facing eviction through their Consumer Protection Clinic and Real Estate Clinic, gaining hands-on experience while providing community service.

The article discusses the upcoming race for the San Antonio District 8 City Council seat with Ivalis Meza Gonzalez, Sakib Shaikh, and potentially Marta Pelaez announcing bids.

San Antonio's Migrant Resource Center may close due to lack of funds, with only $10.5 million left until September and no clear backup plan. Local officials debate using city funds for operations.

The Supreme Court declined to intervene in the ban on drag shows at West Texas A&M, maintaining the university president's prohibition.

A 21-year-old woman, Desirae Hope Garcia, was killed at a party in Southwest Side, Bexar County. A man was also shot but survived. The incident is being investigated as a homicide.

St. Joseph Catholic Church in San Antonio is undergoing a roof replacement following hailstorm damage, requiring intricate scaffolding. The project, part of a $50 million insurance claim, began in December with an expected completion in June.

San Antonio residents and experts debate the exclusion of owner details in the city's dangerous dog registry, amidst broader issues of animal welfare and an internal study criticizing ACS leadership.

Rep. Joaquin Castro secured $1 million for the weatherization of low-income homes in San Antonio, expanding the CPS Energy Casa Verde program to improve energy efficiency and comfort in around 500 homes.

The article explores the experiences of San Antonio locals living downtown, discussing the area's history, culture, community, and issues like gentrification impacting residents.

Dr. William L. Henrich, former president of UT Health San Antonio, has died at 77. His leadership is credited with expanding the institution during his tenure from 2009 to 2024.

Stable Hall at the Pearl in San Antonio hosts free Saturday events with lotería and live music from March 16 to May 4, except for April 13. RSVP is required due to limited space.

Walmart settles a lawsuit for $45 million over claims of overcharging for weighted groceries. Customers who purchased certain meat or citrus products between 2018 and 2024 may be eligible for compensation.