In San Antonio, Cadets Dive into Communities for Police Training, Aiming to Foster Empathy and Understanding
San Antonio police cadets participate in a Community Immersion Program to better understand the communities they'll serve, including experiences with the homeless, to foster empathy and improve policing.
San Antonio's First African American Fire Chief Charles Hood Forced to Retire After Admitting to Inappropriate Remarks
Charles Hood, the former San Antonio Fire Chief, was removed from his position after admitting to making inappropriate comments. His abrupt departure follows a career marked by significant incidents and contributions to the department.
Sixth Grade Class of 1971 Relives Past and Honors Life at San Antonio Elementary School Reunion
Classmates from the Samuel A. Maverick Elementary School's 1971 sixth grade class reunited, sharing nostalgia and memories, some from the time of President Kennedy's assassination. They also celebrated survival after a peer's recent health scare.
San Antonio Reigns as Top Texas Hot Spot for Gen Z Migration, Outstrips Houston in Young Newcomers
San Antonio, Texas, has become particularly popular with the Gen Z demographic, with approximately 19,000 young people moving there. Growth in the area is challenging local infrastructure, with concerns over perpetual construction on I-35.












