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Mayor Jones says proposed department cuts could be 'more severe' than previously expected amid budget deficit

San Antonio's mayor said city leaders should "brace ourselves" as staff prepare to share a proposed 2027 budget in the face ...

Castro says ICE detained Churchill High student and father as asylum case continues

SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Congressman Joaquin Castro is sharing the story of a local high school student and father who were ...

San Antonio mayor hosts town hall as budget decisions loom

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones holds her monthly town hall at Edison High School as San Antonio faces a major budget shortfall, ...

Photos: NBA champion Danny Green hosts camp at LBJ

Three-time NBA champion Danny Green hosted a free youth basketball camp at LBJ High School in Laredo, featuring drills, games ...

Spurs hosting free Back to School Bash to help thousands of students start the school year

Spurs Sports & Entertainment's free Back to School Bash returns to Frost Bank Center with school supplies, health screenings, haircuts and family resources.

Marcella Marie ‘Marcy’ Mueller, 67

Marcella Marie “Marcy” Mueller, née Smith, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at her home in San Antonio, ...

San Antonio sailor represents U.S. Navy in world's largest maritime exercise

A San Antonio native is representing the Alamo City while taking part in the world's largest international maritime exercise.

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Who are KSAT12's newest reporters? Meet Texas natives Hunter King and Olivia Dague

KSAT12 has added two new reporters to its newsroom, welcoming Texas natives Hunter King and Olivia Dague back to their home state, according to a Tuesday announcement from News Director Jace Larson.

10 best (and worst) things Mike Sutter ate in San Antonio in June and July

Our restaurant critic's early summer includes surprising barbecue, a downtown steakhouse deal and a peek behind the curtain ...

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The Dog Days of Summer according to Tim, Tom and Tony (faithful weather dogs)

Every summer about this time, someone asks us the same question...“Why do they call it the Dog Days of Summer?” ...

Man hospitalized after being electrocuted while working under West Side home, SAFD says

A man was electrocuted Wednesday morning on the West Side while working under a home, the San Antonio Fire Department said.

Community colleges brace for local cuts after Texas funding shortchanges them millions

Hiring and spending will be impacted, college administrators say. The performance-based model is proving unpredictable in its ...

Councilwoman makes case for Ready to Work's 'exponential' growth amid Mayor Jones' proposal to defund the jobs training program

More eligible San Antonians have completed job training through Ready Work over the past seven months than the previous 13 ...

Visa and other California companies announce almost another 3,000 layoffs

Visa, Uber, Patreon and Intel announced more than 2,800 layoffs in the Bay Area, from Santa Clara engineering hubs to San Francisco offices, citing restructurings, automation and shifting business ...

It’s a tough job market out there. Here’s how some North Texas grads are navigating it

Experts say it’s the toughest job market in years for new college graduates. However, North Texas may be an easier place for ...

Censorship or accountability? Impact of law prompting Texas’ scrutiny of universities detailed

Students and professors who say SB 37 led to censorship are holding a news conference before the Texas Senate’s hearing.

5 Small US Airports Quietly Spending Big-Hub Money To Become Regional Powerhouses

Based in Palma, Spain However, away from those aviation giants, a different transformation has been unfolding at airports ...

His life was going nowhere - until a Hill Country Goodwill store gave him a chance

Years of drug use and bad decisions had Eric Wahrmund on a destructive path. But he found purpose and a new life working at the Goodwill store in Kerrville.

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Gen Z has tough competition for entry-level roles — and it's not AI

Preview this article 1 min Young professionals are facing a tough market for entry-level roles, but the biggest culprit isn't artificial intelligence. Gen Z has a new view of the best path for career ...

Spurs hiring event offers security jobs for upcoming season

Spurs Sports & Entertainment is hiring part-time event security staff during a hiring event at Frost Bank Center on July 29.

This red state is strengthening its grip as America's next economic heavyweight

IRS migration data reveal over $5 billion in wealth flowing into Texas as Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and Austin fuel the ...

Buy Local Legacy Pass rewards those who support iconic San Antonio businesses

The new pass from the city's Economic Development Department offers points and prizes for supporting businesses open for at ...

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LeBron James is heading to the Philadelphia 76ers, saying it will be his ‘last decision’

LeBron James’ first final decision was that he would retire. Weeks of deep reflection led him to change his mind, however, ...