San Antonio's certification agency for small, minority businesses, SCTRCA, has merged with Supply SA to streamline the certification for public contracts and strengthen procurement processes.

NEISD faces a $38 million deficit, leading to budget scrutiny and a proposal for a 1% retention bonus instead of a raise. Upcoming elections have candidates focused on issues like student mental health and depoliticizing district decisions.

The San Antonio Report reveals how OmniBase's FTAP Program, which withholds driver's licenses for unpaid fines, affects job prospects for many, especially in low-income areas of San Antonio.

San Antonio is experiencing a heatwave with soaring high 90s to 100-degree temperatures, with the National Weather Service advising caution due to the extreme heat. Winds offer minor relief.

Abigail Villarreal, who has phenylketonuria, is set to receive the Youth National Award from the National Organization for Rare Disorders in Los Angeles.

The trustee in lawyer Chris Pettit's bankruptcy case has filed lawsuits to recover assets from friends and banks, asserting fraudulent transfers were made to fund Pettit's lifestyle.

Red Lobster may close three of its San Antonio locations amid financial troubles and a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, with lease renegotiations possibly preventing closures.

A study cites Texas' Interstate 14, I-45, and I-30 among the deadliest highways in the US, with high rates of fatal crashes per 100 miles and a significant number of alcohol-related fatalities.

San Antonio Councilwoman Cabello Havrda supported funding for a non-profit led by her employee, raising ethical concerns. Debate on city charter amendments also divides the council.

Free swimming lessons are available for all ages at San Antonio community pools, with registration starting Saturday, June 10. Sessions run from June 24 to August 2, divided into three intervals.

A Live Oak man was sentenced to 40 years for human trafficking and child pornography charges after pleading guilty and fleeing to Oregon. Police believe there are more victims.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating car manufacturers for potentially harvesting and selling driver data, which may violate consumer protection laws.

Two San Antonio restaurants, Hon Machi Korean BBQ and Las Quesadillas Poblanas, faced health inspection failures, with scores of 64 and 66 respectively, due to various violations including pest issues and poor hygiene practices.