The U.S. government’s tariff changes threaten San Antonio’s historic market, prompting vendors to consider their futures. SAN ANTONIO — The Historic Market Square is feeling the pressure from the latest move by the U.S. government with tariffs. Today, the U.S. ended a rule that allowed small packages from overseas to skip tariffs. Vendors at the … Read more
The judge’s ruling ends a fight over gate allocations that went to court in September 2024. SAN ANTONIO — A District Court judge granted the City of San Antonio’s request to toss a lawsuit filed by Southwest Airlines, ending a nearly yearlong legal feud over gate assignments at San Antonio’s growing airport. Southwest’s lawsuit was … Read more
In 2005, a woman who was nine months pregnant was found dead in Cotulla. After a long-awaited breakthrough, authorities believe they have her killer. SAN ANTONIO — After 20 years of no closure in the tragic murder of a woman who was nine months pregnant, a suspect is now in custody. The La Salle County … Read more
Here’s what will and won’t be operating in San Antonio and Bexar County for the holiday. SAN ANTONIO — The Labor Day weekend has arrived in San Antonio, another marker that high school football is underway and the holidays are right around the corner. It also means not all city and county services will be … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Zoo will soon be adding to its aquatic offerings. The zoo announced Friday it is building a new lab for ocean conservation. The lab, which will be 937 square feet, will focus on coral conservation, research, restoration and education, according to the zoo. The new lab will be named the … Read more
It’s official: Micah Parsons is heading to Green Bay after a long summer of offseason drama with the Cowboys. Here’s a timeline of how we got here. DALLAS — As of Thursday, it’s official: All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons is packing up his bags after four years in Dallas and heading to the Green Bay … Read more
AUSTIN, Texas — On Friday morning, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said he has signed House Bill 4, which redraws the state’s congressional districts. The governor posted a video on his X account, saying, “Today, I signed the One Big Beautiful Map. This map ensures fairer representation in Congress. Texas will be more RED in Congress.” … Read more