The controversial bill has Democrats and public school advocates arguing public dollars should stay with public education. SAN ANTONIO — The Texas House forwarded a bill to the Senate that would use $1 billion from taxpayers to fund school vouchers. It would create Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), allowing Texas families to use public tax dollars … Read more
Easter camping is a long-standing tradition enjoyed by families in San Antonio. SAN ANTONIO — If camping out Easter weekend is a tradition for you and your family – listen up, because you can start camping out as early as Thursday. Be honest – where else would you like to spend Easter Sunday than outside … Read more
Easter camping is a long-standing tradition enjoyed by families in San Antonio. SAN ANTONIO — If camping out Easter weekend is a tradition for you and your family – listen up, because you can start camping out as early as Thursday. Be honest – where else would you like to spend Easter Sunday than outside … Read more
The bill is controversial, and has democrats and public school advocates arguing public dollars should stay with public education. SAN ANTONIO — The Texas House forwarded a bill to the Senate that would use $1 billion from taxpayers to fund school vouchers. It would create Education Savings Accounts (ESA), allowing Texas families to use public … Read more
The bill is controversial, and has democrats and public school advocates arguing public dollars should stay with public education. SAN ANTONIO — The Texas House forwarded a bill to the Senate that would use $1 billion from taxpayers to fund school vouchers. It would create Education Savings Accounts (ESA), allowing Texas families to use public … Read more
Next Generation officials said the press conference will be a “critical” opportunity for the public to hear directly from the Anthony family. DALLAS — The parents of Karmelo Anthony — the Frisco teenager accused of fatally stabbing Austin Metcalf at a track meet earlier this month — spoke to media for the first time at … Read more
The group hoping to preserve the 57-year-old Brutalist structure has appealed a judge’s ruling allowing demolition to continue. SAN ANTONIO — It’s been a busy two weeks for the Conservation Society of San Antonio and its efforts to halt demolition work at the Texas Pavilion, which up until last year housed the Institute of Texan … Read more