UPDATE: San Antonio's CPS Energy Pledges Sustainable Future, Sets to Retire Fossil Fuel Plants for Clean Alternatives
CPS Energy in San Antonio plans to retire Braunig natural gas plant and focus on cleaner energy sources, aligning with their 'Vision 2027' strategy for environmental and consumer benefits.
San Antonio Area Foundation and Geekdom Launch "Accelerate South Texas Fund" with $600K Initial Investment
The San Antonio Area Foundation and Geekdom launched the Accelerate South Texas Fund with a $500,000 donation from entrepreneur Graham Weston, aiming to boost startups and job creation in the region.
San Antonio Seeks Local Voices for Climate Action, Invites Applications for Advisory Boards
San Antonio seeks local residents to join its environmental task forces aimed at shaping sustainable policies, emphasizing the importance of environmental justice and climate equity expertise. Applications close on April 19, 2024.
Daytime Dazzle to Dollop Dollars: Texas Eyes $1.4B Boon as Eclipse Chasers Swarm Lone Star Cities
The article discusses the anticipated economic boost for Texas due to the total solar eclipse on April 8, with local areas like Kerrville expecting large numbers of tourists and significant financial gains.
Our Lady of the Lake University Receives Transformative $2.2 Million Grant to Empower First-Generation College Students in San Antonio
Our Lady of the Lake University received a $2.2 million grant from the Hector and Gloria Lopez Foundation to support first-generation college students, part of a larger $7.2 million donation to San Antonio institutions.
San Antonio Considers Creating 'Urban Entertainment Districts' with Digital Display Ads
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.
Gas Prices in San Antonio Have Spiked, Causing a Statewide Pump Surge for Texas Drivers
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.












