San Antonio could introduce digital display ads in "urban entertainment districts" to boost local culture and generate revenue, with considerations for public input and potential impacts on residential areas.

Uvalde begins constructing a new elementary school with heightened security features, funded by donations, to replace Robb Elementary after the 2022 tragedy.

The Conservation Society of San Antonio marks its 100th anniversary, celebrating its commitment to preserving the city's historical and cultural heritage.

San Antonio's chief housing officer, Mark Carmona, is redefining affordable housing strategies to include diverse options for a growing population, focusing on community engagement and education.

San Antonio prepares for the solar eclipse with themed festivals, educational gatherings, and viewing parties. Residents are urged to secure protective eyewear in advance.

Texas energy companies consider hydrogen as a cleaner fuel alternative, with infrastructure ready, but face challenges in production and environmental skepticism.

Gas prices in San Antonio have risen, with an average of $3.07 per gallon, reflecting a broader trend across Texas with state averages increasing. Supply constraints and crude oil market changes contribute to these rising costs.

Two new pedestrian bridges are planned by the Pearl development in San Antonio to connect amenities and residential areas along the Museum Reach of the River Walk, with construction starting soon.

Internal strife at the SCTRCA led to certification delays for minority-owned businesses, affecting their ability to compete for government contracts, prompting the City of San Antonio to extend airport concession bid deadlines.

Alamo Colleges District's Credit Mobility Project receives a $499,840 grant to facilitate credit transfers and support Texas students' transitions from two-year to four-year degrees.

San Antonio City Council has voted to improve the Council Consideration Requests process, enhancing policy introduction and public involvement, with strong support from Councilman Whyte.

The San Antonio Police Department is hosting an asset seizure auction on March 28th, with previews at 5:30 p.m. and the auction at 6:30 p.m., featuring a variety of items.

SAISD aims to keep staff in place amidst school closures, with most students and 90% of teachers reassigned, but some principals and teachers still await new placement details.