San Antonio Unveils Memorial for 53 Migrants as Community Reflects and Remembers
San Antonio reveals a new memorial with 53 limestone boulders to honor migrants who died in a trailer tragedy, featuring a plaque with their names. The project, costing under $100,000, aims to provide a place for community reflection and prayer.
San Antonio Scrutinizes Pet Population Policy as Nearly 4,800 Unsterilized Animals Risk Return to Streets
San Antonio's pet management policy faces criticism as officials report 4,800 unsterilized animals may return to streets; Mayor Nirenberg and Council discuss concerns over stray animal safety and sterilization enforcement.
Boerne City Council Focuses on Budget Strategy Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Boerne's City Council is discussing the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, focusing on inflation, employee satisfaction, infrastructure, and quality of life improvements, with public meetings planned for further input.
San Antonio Councilwoman Gavito Proposes Stricter Dangerous Dog Controls Amid Public Safety Concerns
San Antonio Councilwoman Gavito proposes stricter dangerous dog control measures, including higher fines, mandatory animal sterilization, and anonymous reporting protections, following severe dog attacks.
San Antonio to Honor 53 Migrants with Memorial Unveiling on South Side
San Antonio unveils a memorial for 53 migrants who died in a smuggling incident, with limestone boulders for each individual and a central plaque. The memorial cost under $100k and offers a reflective space for the community.












