Residents and contractors say a rise in enforcement around Ingram has thinned crews and slowed rebuilding after the July 2025 Hill Country floods.

Federal SNAP changes are shrinking campuswide free-meal eligibility in San Antonio, forcing NEISD to require income verification at dozens of schools and prompting possible price bumps in Northside ISD.

A New Braunfels shelter took in 68 surrendered dogs this week — including 56 chihuahuas — overwhelming space and prompting emergency adoption clinics and pleas for fosters.

Crystal City ISD will lay off about 72 employees and consolidate campuses under a state‑approved recovery plan after borrowing and reserve shortfalls put payroll at risk.

Live Oak marked two ribbon-cuttings this week: ACES Autism Therapy Center on Pat Booker Road and a newly branded Applebee’s/IHOP at The Forum at Olympia Parkway.

Seventeen local teachers were certified to teach college‑level dual‑credit classes through an Alamo Colleges–St. Mary’s program. The project aims to expand free college credits to thousands of San Antonio students.

Riverside Pride's move to the Seguin Coliseum reignited last year's venue fight, drawing conservative calls to oppose the festival as organizers cite safety and cost concerns.

HISD's state-appointed board is moving to negotiate direct- or guaranteed-admission agreements with UT‑Austin and three San Antonio universities to boost college enrollment. Details and eligibility rules will be hammered out in upcoming negotiations.

San Antonio Report and Texas Public Radio will unite July 1 to pool resources and expand local reporting across the city. The two nonprofits say they’ll keep separate sites at first while sharing coverage.

Far West Side neighbors say a pack of roaming dogs has killed pets; Bexar County says it has seized multiple animals after months of complaints. Residents want faster enforcement.

Peggy Eighmy was named The Children’s Shelter’s Angel of the Shelter after helping launch a state‑funded Bexar County pilot that funnels foster youth toward college. The program pairs campus coaches, housing and emergency aid with court and nonprofit partners.

San Antonio ISD will not renew Teach For America placements and is shifting to apprenticeships and internal certification to save costs and boost retention.

The U.S. Department of Labor certified SAISD’s registered teacher apprenticeship, letting Travis Early College seniors earn an AAT and move into paid teacher residencies.