US Army set to carry out training exercise in downtown San Antonio
An Army exercise will include simulated gunfire and controlled explosions.
Schertz to hold public hearing for FY 2022-23 budget
The budget will be approved on Sept. 13 and go into effect on Oct. 1.
North San Antonio school districts cope with bus driver shortages
District officials warn of possible delays along some school bus routes.
Texas health department accepting grant applications to expand access to health care
The grant will help health centers that serve underserved and uninsured Texans in areas with limited resources.
Pickleballfest to be held Aug. 13 at Niemietz Park in Cibolo
The event is free to attend, and paddles are provided.
Q&A: Bob Popinski, Raise Your Hand Texas senior director of policy, discusses Senate Bill 3
Bob Popinski, senior director of policy for Raise Your Hand Texas, spoke about Senate Bill 3, the bill passed last legislative session that impacts social studies teaching.
Applications for San Antonio’s home rehabilitation program can be submitted Aug. 8-Sept. 19
Eligible homeowners may receive help with various home repairs.
8 things to do in San Antonio Aug. 6-10
Back-to-school events highlight a slate of local activities scheduled during the first weekend of August in San Antonio.
10 culinary business updates in North San Antonio
Recent openings include a new coffee shop and a Detroit-style pizza eatery.
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD announces new security, safety initiatives
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD is adding school resource officers and counselors as part of its efforts to boost school safety and security.
Hill Country Village residents have their say in first City Hall bond meeting
Two more town halls are scheduled in August.
Texas extends emergency SNAP benefits through August
Texas will provide over $305.5 million in emergency benefits this month, which is expected to help 1.5 million households.
San Antonio public health authority receives 1K monkeypox doses
San Antonio's public health authority is immediately disbursing 720 doses to cover known local at-risk patients as a new monkeypox outbreak hits Texas.
Hill Country Village schedule town halls on potential bond election
Hill Country Village residents are invited to the first town hall to discuss a potential City Hall bond election.
San Antonio businesses may now apply for up to $35K in small-business COVID-19 relief grants
The deadline to apply for the grant is 5 p.m. Aug. 22.
Schertz to celebrate National Watermelon Day on Aug. 3
The event will feature watermelon-themed activities.
San Antonio leaders open the doors to city’s newest senior center
San Antonio officials said a newly opened public facility next to Walker Ranch Park will not only focus on the health and recreational needs of area senior citizens, but it will also offer many resources to the overall north side community.
Phase 3 of Ashley Park reconstruction completed in Schertz
The final phase of the project included a picnic pavilion and playscape.
Texas records nation's largest job gains in June; state unemployment rate continues to fall
As more people move to Texas and return to “normal” activities, Texas’ labor force is also growing, according to the Texas Workforce Commission.
Texas sales tax holiday on school supplies planned for Aug. 5-7
Items can be purchased in person, online or through mail order to qualify.
Methodist Hospital Stone Oak has new chief operating officer
New COO Carson Smith oversaw the growth of a group of Dallas hospitals.
10 things to do in San Antonio, July 29-Aug. 2
Featured events include the return of the San Antonio Film Festival.
USDA invests over $36M for high-speed internet in rural Texas
Telecommunications companies in Central Texas and the West Plains region will receive funding to help rural Texans gain access to high-speed internet.
Cibolo City Council continues Niemietz Park land swap discussion
The planned swap would retain park amenities while allowing development in the surrounding area.
Cibolo City Council amends noise ordinance
The new ordinance limits noise to 75 decibels between 10 a.m.-10 p.m.