At heated meeting, San Antonio City Council approves resolution to protect abortion access

The largely symbolic resolution recommends that city funds not be used to pay for investigations intended to enforce state anti-abortion laws.

by Sanford Nowlin August 2, 2022December 8, 2024

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San Antonio City Council approves $31 million to help small businesses recover from pandemic

The plan provides short-term relief through $17 million in direct grants to businesses hardest hit by the pandemic.

by Nina Rangel June 23, 2022August 3, 2023

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San Antonio Airport soon will allow alcoholic beverages inside the terminals

The days of rushing through an alcoholic drink before your group begins to board will soon be over.

by Nina Rangel June 17, 2022June 12, 2025

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Policing Issues, Kyle Rittenhouse: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

Protest shooter Kyle Rittenhouse claimed he would be attending Texas A&M, but backpedaled after the university said he had not been admitted.

by San Antonio Current Staff June 10, 2022August 3, 2023

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San Antonio to pay $466,300 in Jesse Aguirre death, its second big 2022 police use-of-force settlement

Aguirre died in 2013 after trio of SAPD officers put their weight on him for five and a half minutes.

by Sanford Nowlin June 7, 2022April 11, 2025

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‘F—k Greg Abbott,’ I-35 Construction: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

People either like seeing profanity or don’t care much for Texas’ Republican governor. Take your pick.

by San Antonio Current Staff May 13, 2022August 3, 2023

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CityScrapes: San Antonio lacks transparency with Grand Hyatt deal and convention center expansion

Why don’t San Antonians have access to the information needed to assess whether the Grand Hyatt hotel deal or convention center expansions made sense?

by Heywood Sanders May 9, 2022July 2, 2025

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Bad Takes: May Day may be over, but workers from Amazon to Starbucks aren’t done organizing

More than 40 Starbucks stores have unionized, and at least two in San Antonio have filed for representation.

by Kevin Sanchez May 9, 2022May 5, 2025

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$250K Shed, Isis Romero: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

Apparently, people had a hard time believing a three-room shed east of downtown could be listed for $250,000.

by San Antonio Current Staff April 29, 2022May 7, 2025

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Bad Takes: Bill Maher continues his spree of COVID falsehoods on Joe Rogan’s podcast

The comedian used Rogan’s Austin-based podcast as a megaphone for his flawed faux-punditry.

by Kevin Sanchez April 23, 2022May 8, 2025

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Grand Hyatt Hotel, Santikos Bijou: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

Developments surrounding two San Antonio landmarks clearly grabbed readers’ attention this week.

by San Antonio Current Staff April 8, 2022March 14, 2025

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CityScrapes: San Antonio should have recognized its Grand Hyatt project was a debacle all along

Over a decade of changing mayors, new councilmembers and different city staffers, no one seemed to question the wisdom of a city-financed hotel.

by Heywood Sanders April 5, 2022September 16, 2024

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At heated meeting, San Antonio City Council approves resolution to protect abortion access

San Antonio City Council approves $31 million to help small businesses recover from pandemic

San Antonio Airport soon will allow alcoholic beverages inside the terminals

San Antonio to pay $466,300 in Jesse Aguirre death, its second big 2022 police use-of-force settlement

CityScrapes: San Antonio lacks transparency with Grand Hyatt deal and convention center expansion

Bad Takes: May Day may be over, but workers from Amazon to Starbucks aren’t done organizing

Bad Takes: Bill Maher continues his spree of COVID falsehoods on Joe Rogan’s podcast

CityScrapes: San Antonio should have recognized its Grand Hyatt project was a debacle all along

Greg Casar wins nom for San Antonio House district; Cuellar and Cisneros headed to likely runoff

CityScrapes: San Antonio’s Grand Hyatt deal is rushing forward while far too many questions remain

Progressive Greg Casar ahead by 28 points in U.S. House race to serve downtown San Antonio

How code enforcement fuels displacement in San Antonio

Texas Monthly names Gov. Greg Abbott ‘Bum Steer of the Year’ and lambastes San Antonio idiots

Texas cities weren’t ready for a massive winter storm in February. Has that changed?