Pride colors reemerge in Montrose hours after Houston removes rainbow crosswalks

Hours after Houston removed Montrose’s rainbow crosswalks, residents repainted the colors in protest of a state directive that sparked outrage. HOUSTON — Less than a day after Houston city crews removed Montrose’s rainbow crosswalks, protesters brought the colors back — and the debate over the symbol’s meaning is only growing louder. Overnight and into early … Read more

‘It can get expensive’ | District 8 pilot program helps neighborhoods replace vulnerable mailboxes and improve street lighting

RAMP stands for Replacement Anti-Theft Mailbox Program. At least $10,000 in discretionary funds will be used to help neighborhoods dealing with mailbox theft. SAN ANTONIO — In an effort to combat rising mailbox thefts, District 8 Councilmember Ivalis Meza Gonzalez has launched a new initiative aimed at financially helping neighborhood associations replace outdated cluster mailboxes.  … Read more

‘We just pray and hope he’s safe’ | Schertz family and police plead for help in search for missing teen

The family says a witness has come forward who says he saw Zacharias walking with an older man who was about 6 feet tall with platinum blond hair. SCHERTZ, Texas — The family of a missing 19-year-old Schertz man is desperately searching for answers after he left home for a jog Saturday evening and never … Read more

Spurs star Victor Wembanyama has the NBA playoffs in mind. It’ll be a tall order.

Victor Wembanyama is back in action after recovering from deep vein thrombosis. He starts his third season with the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday. MIAMI(AP) — Victor Wembanyama has a new height. He’s thinking about new heights. Wembanyama — healthy again after deep vein thrombosis forced doctors to end his 2024-25 season two months early … Read more

Voter Guide 2025 | What to know ahead of pivotal Spurs arena vote and what else is on Bexar County ballot

Two propositions could help shape the future of entertainment in San Antonio. Voters also are weighing in on state amendments and a $495 million NEISD bond. SAN ANTONIO — No major San Antonio offices are up for grabs this fall, nor is it time for a presidential election. But plenty is at stake nonetheless for … Read more