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The 42,000-square-foot campus will open to 800 students near Interstate 10, with room to someday grow to 5,000.
NBISD elementary campuses sit at just 61% capacity, with nearly 2,500 seats empty districtwide.
The new top rate kicks in for Monday's Usher and Chris Brown concert, part of a citywide fee surge covering a $157.7 million shortfall.
Naomi Panaligan secured funding for 5-year-old Xeon, but no San Antonio-area private school could take him.
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez must pay dual reprimands after a citizen board found he shared a constituent's email obtained through city channels.
City committee resolution set for Tuesday warns a Methodist trauma center could siphon patients from Brooke Army Medical Center's military training mission.
Deputy Superintendent Patti Salzmann and Chief of Staff Toni Thompson are on leave as SAISD digs into 2020 bond spending — even as it eyes a new $600 million ask.
Two groups plan a Hillcrest Drive rally over the city's 287(g) deal, which has already brought in $250,000.
Only 17% of Texas data centers responded to a state water survey last year, setting the stage for the AG's new probe.
The intro course survives as an upper-level class, but a faculty leader says it was the only one of 12 cuts tied to DEI content.
Boerne ISD trustees adopted a $1.0065 rate and will open the books at a new monthly Dollars and Sense series starting Sept. 29.
House Bill 1393 would create a permanent “Texas Time,” but the switch hinges on a Senate vote that hasn't happened.
A U.S. judge froze the lawsuit, betting the Texas Legislature will close primaries before the courts have to.
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