ACC has teamed up with Housing Connector, a nonprofit that connects people to vacant units in the city, while also helping landlords fill empty apartments. AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Community College is rolling out new support for students struggling to find a place to live, partnering with a housing nonprofit to connect them with more … Read more
The SBA will stop accepting applications on Sept 28. KENS 5 has got the details so you can decide if its worth your time. KERR COUNTY, Texas — The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering special disaster-related loans in the wake of the horrible July 4th flooding that tore through Kerr County and other … Read more
Bexar County is scrambling to process 45,000 unprocessed voter registrations, risking violation of Texas’ 30-day rule and potential legal action ahead of elections. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County election officials are scrambling to process roughly 45,000 voter registration applications stuck in limbo just weeks before the November election, blaming delays on a state computer system … Read more
“We are all heart-stricken by the recent news,” the Texas Republican said in a statement. SAN ANTONIO — The Texas Rangers are investigating the death of a staff member for Republican Congressman Tony Gonzales. Uvalde police officials say Regina Santos-Aviles died on Saturday. According to her LinkedIn page, she had worked as a regional district … Read more
Alejandro Antonio Cruz, 29, is being charged with murder for the Sept. 13 shooting of Anthony Sanchez. SAN ANTONIO — A man has been arrested in connection to the shooting death of a man at an apartment on the west side of San Antonio Saturday. Police say an altercation broke out between two people that … Read more
Local sisters open Poloco Snack Bar in San Antonio, offering Mexican-inspired treats and unique snack presentations. SAN ANTONIO — Craving a taste of childhood? Two sisters are serving it up at their brand-new snack bar in the Alamo City. Mireya Hinojosa and her sister Gabby co-own Poloco Snack Bar, now open on the north side … Read more
A recent survey found 28% of construction firms reported being affected, either directly or indirectly, by heightened ICE enforcement in the past six months. SAN ANTONIO — A decline in construction workers nationwide is being linked to tariffs and ramped-up immigration enforcement, a new report found. According to the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), … Read more