Lines were long at the Freeman complex, with many attendees eager for a fresh start. SAN ANTONIO — Hours before the doors opened for the Bexar County Second Chance Job Fair, the line stretched across the parking lot at the Freeman Expo Hall. People desperate for a job that would put them back on track … Read more
Lines were long at the Freeman complex, with many attendees eager for a fresh start. SAN ANTONIO — Hours before the doors opened for the Bexar County Second Chance Job Fair, the line stretched across the parking lot at the Freeman Expo Hall. People desperate for a job that would put them back on track … Read more
SAPD says the victim was transported to a hospital in stable condition but is not cooperating with investigators at this time. SAN ANTONIO, Texas — San Antonio Police said a man was hospitalized Wednesday afternoon after he was shot at a northwest side apartment complex. SAPD said officers responded to a shooting-in-progress at the 6600 … Read more
Fencing around Milam Park and Market Square, metal detectors and a clear bag policy will be in effect starting April 25 for the traditional Fiesta event. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police announced new safety measures for Fiesta De Los Reyes on Wednesday, almost one year after a deadly shooting took place along Historic Market … Read more
China is the second largest source of imported goods. SAN ANTONIO — The tariffs on China will have major impacts on many mom and pop shops in San Antonio. Those business owners will have to hike up their prices in order to keep their cash books in the black. China is the second largest … Read more
The Conservation Society of San Antonio wants a temporary restraining order as it looks to prevent the 57-year-old Texas Pavilion from being torn down altogether. SAN ANTONIO — A day after construction crews appeared to be demolishing parts of the the Texas Pavilion – which until last year housed UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) collection … Read more
Crews were at the building on Tuesday. SAN ANTONIO — Movement at the UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures has at least one group upset. Crews were at the downtown San Antonio building Tuesday conducting what appeared to be demolition work. Officials with the city and the Spurs are likely eying that 13.59-acre plot of land … Read more