Inside Bexar County’s rush to handle 33,000 voter applications amid ‘controlled chaos’
Bexar County hires extra staff and uses a state system to process 33,000 voter applications, ensuring all eligible voters can cast ballots on November 4.
Bexar County hires extra staff and uses a state system to process 33,000 voter applications, ensuring all eligible voters can cast ballots on November 4.
Derek Rodriguez at UT Health San Antonio spearheads the Avanzando Caminos study, examining Latino cancer survivorship. This groundbreaking research aims to improve health outcomes for 3,000 Hispanic and Latino cancer survivors.
Starting November 2025, Bexar County will require emissions testing for gasoline vehicles aged 2-24 years. This initiative aims to combat rising air pollution and ensure compliance with environmental standards.
San Antonio launches its first free Blockbuster at My Weekend World Events Center, encouraging community movie-sharing and nostalgia in a vibrant entertainment hub.
San Antonio ISD warns families about a potential student protest on October 7, with concerns over armed participants. The district takes steps to ensure safety, coordinating with law enforcement and urging parents to advise students on the risks.
Bexar County Animal Care will host a free rabies vaccine clinic following two rabies cases in foxes. The clinic, set for Saturday, aims to prevent the spread of rabies and will offer vaccinations for 100 pets at the Bexar-Bulverde Fire Department.
Latin Grammy-winning Tejano musician David Lee Garza hospitalized in San Antonio due to fluid buildup in lungs. Hospitalization impacts upcoming performances.
San Antonio officials, led by Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, address the federal shutdown’s impacts on local military families, focusing on continued city services and community support.
The Great Springs Project plans a 100-mile hike-and-bike trail linking San Antonio and Austin, aiming for completion by 2036. The project will enhance regional recreation and eco-tourism while preserving Central Texas’s natural landscapes.
Bexar County residents express concerns over the venue tax funding proposal for the new Spurs stadium, Project Marvel, ahead of the November vote. The plan involves public funds for a $1.3 billion arena, sparking community debate.