In a 7-4 San Antonio City Council vote, Fiesta de los Reyes — the largest free Fiesta event bringing about 250,000 guests — will require a $5 entry fee for certain hours.
To run and operate Fiesta,...
Last week, the U.S. Safe Streets Index ranked San Antonio the 17th most dangerous metro in the nation in terms of road safety. For one of the fastest growing cities in the country this ranking exposes...
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The alarm goes off, and like most UT San Antonio students, the mind starts with calculating how much time there is before the day officially begins. Between the stress of commuting through traffic, attending...
Despite persistent rhetoric from President Donald Trump’s administration that crime has been high and rising for the past few years, recently released data refutes their fallacious narrative. According...
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As the cool morning air rolled through Civic Park at Hemisfair, so did the people of San Antonio who hastily made their way towards the sounds and smells of freshly roasted coffee beans. Coffee enthusiasts...
When University of the Incarnate Word alum Stephen Lucke began conjuring the idea that would become Gardopia Gardens, he set out to improve public well-being and promote sustainable use of land. What...
Over the past several weeks, tensions between locals and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in San Antonio have risen, prompting recent protests downtown and student walkouts across...
With districts, candidates and propositions changing every year, it is important to know “What’s on the ballot” in a given election cycle. This section will review notable races and issues leading...
Miles Jones, Distribution Manager
• November 25, 2025
Quietly and without comment from the public, the city of San Antonio removed a rule from the Small Business Economic Development Advocacy program that gave minority and women-owned businesses equal opportunities...
Maria Wence, Multimedia Assistant
• November 25, 2025
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