A councilman's covert attempt to stop a truck dealership near a neighborhood faced backlash after being exposed, with the council delaying the vote and residents expressing dismay over potential impacts.

The 1944 Water Treaty crisis between the US and Mexico threatens South Texas agriculture, with Mexico potentially not meeting water delivery obligations, impacting farmers and consumers alike.

A 10-story residential building with 304 units, called the Santa Rita, is approved for Hemisfair in downtown San Antonio, featuring retail space and integration with the River Walk.

The Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center is hosting a blood drive on October 17 to support local health needs and replenish supplies. Donors receive a free t-shirt.

HOLT Truck Centers acquires Kyrish Truck Centers, becoming the third largest International Motors truck dealer in the US and expanding to 35 locations.

San Antonio began construction on the Palladium Apartments, a $75 million community aimed at increasing affordable housing, with funds from local, state, and federal sources.

The City of Abilene has been recognized by Texas as the second Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, acknowledging its commitment to tourism and economic growth.

SAWS has launched a campaign for free inspections to identify lead and galvanized water service lines in response to new EPA rules, targeting properties built before 1989.

The article details César Chávez's legacy and his 1966 rally in Texas, alongside efforts to recognize Antonio Orendain and the Texas Farm Workers Union he founded after parting with the UFW.

National Dessert Day brings sweet deals in San Antonio, including free churros at Jack in the Box, discounted Cheesecake Factory slices, and various other promotions at KFC, Long John Silver's, and more.

A new 130-bed recovery center is set to open in South San Antonio, offering essential support for individuals facing addiction, especially those without insurance.

Navasota, Texas, has been designated a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, acknowledging its musical culture and potential for local economic growth in the music sector.

Following two murders at Victoria Plaza Apartments, residents are demanding better security from the overseeing organization, Opportunity Home San Antonio.