More Gen Zers are opting for blue-collar jobs instead of college
Gen Zers are turning to blue-collar jobs right out of high school, instead of racking up tens of thousands of dollars in college loans.
Gov. Abbott orders Texas to ignore new federal protections of LGBTQ+ students
The new Title IX rules expanded the definition of sex-based harassment.
San Antonio reminisces on Fiesta before the violence
Is San Antonio coming to expect violence at Fiesta?
Heavy police presence closes main lanes of 1604 in Converse, police say
The main lanes of East Loop 1604 and FM 78 in Converse are shut down, police said.
City of Uvalde appoints new assistant police chief
The City of Uvalde announced the appointment of its new assistant police chief, Michael “Mike” Davis, on Monday.
Jury awards $81 million to family of woman killed by deputy U.S. Marshal in drunken driving crash
A Bexar County jury has awarded $81 million in damages to the family of a UTSA student who was killed by a deputy U.S. Marshal who was driving drunk.
DEI, pro-Palestine joint protest sees students arrested at UT Austin
The DEI-related protest was reportedly joined by pro-Palestine groups.
Wemby, Spurs to face Pacers twice in Paris in ’25
Victor Wembanyama will return to his native France next year to lead the Spurs in two regular-season games against the Pacers.
Suspect shot after crashing while being chased by Texas DPS trooper
It happened Monday afternoon on FM 78 at Loop 1604, east of Bexar County.