The Alamo Colleges District and the YMCA of Greater San Antonio have partnered to offer on-campus childcare for student parents, featuring enrichment activities. This initiative supports working families and facilitates access to higher education.

League City has tightened its solicitation ordinance, requiring permits and IDs for solicitors, and setting specific rules on where and when they can operate to protect resident's peace.

San Antonio's Superhero Comic Con features stars like Chris Pine and Orlando Bloom, with autograph and photo fees, signifying the high costs of celebrity encounters at pop culture events.

Texas STAAR results show a decline in student performance with a significant drop in math and science scores in San Antonio school districts, although some, like SAISD, show slight improvements.

Kaylee Hernandez's mysterious death remains unsolved after 8 months, while her sister Kaitlyn was murdered, with a 15-year-old boy charged based on DNA evidence. The family seeks public help for answers.

Southside ISD in San Antonio shows academic growth, especially in science, and challenges stereotypes of education on the city's South Side, comparing favorably with larger districts like Northside ISD.

Texas Democrats aim to flip House seats by opposing the GOP's stance on education funding and school vouchers, centering their campaign on defending public schools.

Bexar County officials unanimously vote to let Judge Sakai draft a letter of intent for a new stadium, potentially securing the San Antonio Missions' future in the city.

San Antonio joins the Smithsonian's initiative to digitally archive Black family histories through the Community Curation Project, aiming to celebrate and preserve African American heritage.

Quitman, Texas, secures a $6 million federal grant to innovate dementia care, seeking matching state funds to build a 54-bed facility promoting independence, inspired by Scandinavian models.

San Antonio launched a grant program offering up to $35,000 to small businesses affected by local construction, with applications reviewed based on need.

San Antonio students' math and science STAAR test scores have declined, attributed to pandemic effects and new scoring methods. Local districts see varied results, with some improvements in reading but troubling trends in other subjects.

SAISD invites input on repurposing closed school buildings, a panel seeks community engagement to determine the future use of the structures with help from real estate consultants.