San Antonio City Council Members Call for Accountability from City Attorney Amid Transparency Concerns
Five San Antonio City Council members call for a special meeting to discuss City Attorney Andy Segovia's job performance, citing transparency issues, especially regarding firefighters' union negotiations.
AI Headshots Gain Popularity But Raise Questions of Authenticity in Professional Settings
AI headshot generators are rising in popularity, offering picture-perfect professional photos that may lack authenticity, with mixed reactions on their realism and ethical implications concerning trust and representation.
Gunmen Unleash AK47 Hell on Bexar Home, 4-Year-Old Dead, Family Wounded; Sheriff Vows Justice
A 4-year-old girl was killed and her family wounded in a Bexar County shooting. Two gunmen with AK47s fired into their home; they remain at large. The sheriff vows justice, with potential capital murder charges.
San Antonio Employs Data Science in Fight Against Urban Heat Islands, SPUR Center's Research Guides Local Relief Efforts
San Antonio is tackling urban heat by mapping hot spots using UTSA's SPUR Center's data and implementing cooling strategies like cool pavements, green infrastructure, and energy efficiency upgrades.












