San Antonio’s public art collection has grown to about 800 installations across the city, giving residents and visitors free access to artworks in neighborhoods, parks and city facilities.
Nearly 60,000 CPS Energy customers remained without electricity Saturday evening after severe storms damaged power lines, poles and trees across the San Antonio area, with some outages expected to last several days.
More than 153,000 registered voters in Bexar County remain on Texas’ “suspense” list because election officials have questions about their current addresses ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm election.
A San Antonio blow-dry salon is honoring Dolly Parton with an ofrenda and its signature big-hair style after the country music icon’s death.
The Texas Department of Transportation will begin work on portions of Loop 410 and US 281 in San Antonio, with construction expected to continue through 2029 and target congestion, safety and mobility along the corridor.
More than 145,000 students are expected to attend UT San Antonio and the Alamo Colleges District this fall as both institutions expand degree programs and workforce training.
San Antonio health officials confirmed a rabies infection in a pet dog after it killed a skunk near its Far West Side home, marking the first confirmed rabies case in a Bexar County dog in more than a decade.
The San Antonio Conservation Society is planning to “reset” and reimagine Night in Old San Antonio (NIOSA), its four-day Fiesta San Antonio event, while eliminating two full-time positions as construction and declining attendance affect the festival.
San Antonio-area residents should prepare for rising ragweed pollen counts as the allergy season approaches following a rainy July and sunny August, with the season expected to peak in mid-September.
San Antonio health officials are urging residents to vaccinate their pets and report wildlife encounters after a dog tested positive for rabies following an encounter with a skunk on the city’s far west side.