Conservation group’s legal fight to prevent demolition of ITC building comes to an end

The organization has argued for incorporating the current Texas Pavilion structure into Project Marvel rather than tearing it down altogether. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio organization’s uphill battle to prevent the demolition of a 57-year-old downtown landmark has reached the finish line, though not its destination.  Six weeks after the Conservation Society filed a … Read more

UTSA completes huge comeback against Rice to claim first 40-win season in program history; eyes NCAA tournament spot

The Roadrunners have put together quite the resume as they look to punch their ticket to the NCAA Baseball Tournament for only the fourth time ever. SAN ANTONIO — UTSA secured its first 40-win season in program history off the back of a huge comeback against the in-state rival Rice Owls. Through four and half … Read more

Texas DAs sue AG Ken Paxton over ‘unlawful’ new reporting mandate

New requirements went into effect in April requiring the counties to report more often on their prosecution efforts. Now, some counties are calling foul. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales is blasting a new state rule that attempts to push for greater transparency from Texas’ largest counties, saying it instead creates “barriers … Read more

Bexar County joins Dallas, Harris counties in lawsuit over Texas’ new rules targeting ‘rogue’ district attorneys

New requirements went into effect in April requiring the counties to report more often on their prosecution efforts. Now, some counties are calling foul. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales is blasting a new state rule that attempts to push for greater transparency from Texas’ largest counties, saying it instead creates “barriers … Read more