Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Triumphs Over Yelp in Appellate Court Ruling on Pro-Life Listings
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won an appellate court ruling against Yelp, allowing the state to hold the company accountable for how it presents Texas pro-life resources, regardless of Yelp’s California home base.
San Antonio's Pearsall Park Unveils "Ujuālnān" Art Installation: A Celestial Journey Blending Culture, Science, and History
The new Ujuālnān art installation in San Antonio's Pearsall Park, created by Doroteo Garza, combines art, science, and culture to reflect the solar system and honor local history.
San Antonio Braces for Weather Whiplash: Fog, High Winds, and Temperature Swings This Week
San Antonio's weekly weather includes fog, then sunshine with highs near 90°F, and gusty winds. Nights will be clear with brisk winds. The days ahead will remain sunny, with temperatures gradually warming from the 70s to mid-80s.
Kerrville Forced to Remove Artistic Crosswalks or Risk Losing State and Federal Funds Under Governor Abbott's Directive
Kerrville must remove artistic crosswalks to comply with Governor Abbott's directive or risk losing state and federal transport funds, despite local opposition and potential safety benefits.
East Commerce Street in Downtown San Antonio Closed as Crews Work on "Weakened" Scaffolding Amid Busy Event Weekend
San Antonio's East Commerce Street is closed due to weakened scaffolding with ongoing construction, causing public concern and traffic disruptions during a busy event weekend. Traffic directors are managing the situation and no injuries are reported.












