Somerset teacher Juan Dominguez was awarded a $25,000 prize from the Milken Educator Awards during a surprise assembly. He's recognized for his dedication to bilingual education and educational leadership.

The Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio is relocating from Hemisfair to Frost Tower and will seek a permanent home, as UTSA plans to repurpose the museum's original land.

An exhibit at the Mexican Cultural Institute in San Antonio features poet Octavio Quintanilla's work, 'Frontextos,' blending text and visuals to reflect his Texas roots.

San Antonio is introducing two new schools to support students with developmental challenges and dyslexia, emphasizing inclusive and specialized education.

Daiso Japan is set to open a third store in San Antonio, Texas, planned for late 2024, with renovation costs estimated at $562,000. The discount retailer offers a range of products, including home decor and tech accessories.

Bexar County's South San Civic Center will receive a $750,000 renovation focused on improving accessibility for seniors by 2025, with upgrades including parking expansion and accessible features.

The Uvalde community is protesting a local report that justified police actions during the Robb Elementary School shooting, adding to their grief and anger.

San Antonio prepares for a total solar eclipse by improving infrastructure and urging residents to stock up on necessities due to expected large crowds.

The Great Texas Airshow featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds returns to Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph with a weekend of aerial performances and family-friendly activities.

The article details notable squatters' rights incidents in Texas and Ohio, highlighting the challenges homeowners face with uninvited occupants and the varied legal responses to squatting across states.

JBSA-Lackland unveils a $60 million aquatic center named after fallen pararescueman MSgt. Michael Maltz, featuring two Olympic-sized pools and performance spaces.

The Public Theater of San Antonio paused its productions due to financial difficulties, launching a "Save the Playhouse" fundraising campaign to address the shortfall.

Founder of the Uvalde Foundation for Kids, Daniel Chapin, hospitalized on 17th day of hunger strike, seeking removal of three police officers over Robb Elementary shooting response.