Election week brings big business to smalltown coffee shop after devastating 2023 crash
When you think of seasonal flavored drinks, what comes to mind? Pumpkin spice? Peppermint? Well, at Schottzy’s, it’s election-themed drinks.
‘We’re in a bad spot right now’ | Church calls on community support after trailer with Fiesta parade chairs stolen from parking lot
Fiesta marks the Church of God Seventh Day's biggest fundraising event of the year.
Person dies after shooting, rollover accident on Northeast Side, SAFD says
The San Antonio Fire Department said at least one person is dead after a shooting and a rollover accident on the Northeast Side.
City of San Antonio announces Veterans Day schedule for local services
City Hall and most municipal offices will be closed in observance of Veterans Day, but public safety and emergency services will remain operational.
Students talk to Harlandale, McCollum educators about historic rivalry
The Frontier Bowl is a big part of life in the Harlandale-McCollum neighborhood on the South Side. This is the one week each year where residents take sides.
San Antonio’s charter amendments have passed. Now what?
The changes don’t become official until the San Antonio City Council canvasses the results on Nov. 19 but not all of them take effect right away.
San Antonio clinic aims to improve access to sexual health services
Kind Clinic San Antonio is working to break down barriers in sexual health care by offering services to all residents, regardless of their insurance status, through an LGBTQ-affirming lens.
Boom! Boom! Out goes the litter
Floatable booms trap debris as it washes downstream, making cleanup easier.
‘I’m out of here’: Man previously charged with murder now freed from jail, charges dropped
A San Antonio man who spent the past three months in jail after being arrested on a murder charge is now a free man.