San Antonio Municipal Court Expands Hours, Offers Virtual Sessions to Tackle Citation Backlog
San Antonio Municipal Court offers extended hours and virtual sessions to help residents resolve outstanding citations and avoid arrest during their Warrant Resolution Campaign from February 26 to March 22.
Grammy-Nominee Jelly Roll to Charm Fans in San Antonio on 'Beautifully Broken Tour'
Jelly Roll announces his 'Beautifully Broken Tour,' starting in Salt Lake City on August 27, with a show in San Antonio on September 11. The 37-date tour follows his recognition at the Country Music Awards. Tickets go on sale March 1.
Fatal Shooting on San Antonio's Northwest Side as Police Seek Leads on Generic Car Seen Fleeing After
A man with a chest gunshot wound died after being found on a San Antonio street; no witnesses to the shooting, but a vehicle was seen leaving the area. His identity has not been released.
UTSA Music Prodigy Eymen Geylan to Perform Liszt with Full Orchestra in San Antonio First
UTSA student Eymen Geylan will perform Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 2 with a full orchestra, breaking the norm of a two-piano recital. The South Texas Symphonic Orchestra concert on February 24 includes other classical performances.
San Antonio Bets Big on Downtown Venues with $222 Million Boost for Alamodome and Convention Center Upgrades
San Antonio is investing in upgrades for the Alamodome and the Henry B. González Convention Center. The City Council approved a tax deal to fund the improvements with $222 million from a new zone capturing state hotel tax revenue.
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.












