A San Antonio TV meteorologist is "no longer employed" by KSAT after being charged with assault, injuring a family member.

A battle over police staffing is brewing at San Antonio City Hall. Why it matters: The dispute highlights contrasting ...

Houston-based Mambo Seafood opened its first San Antonio location in 2023, and more locations would follow soon after. One of ...

A San Antonio City Council member is proposing a new internship program for youth that are considered at risk. It would potentially build on an already existing city-wide internship initiative.

According to the San Antonio Business Journal, Brooks and The NRP Group broke ground on Lucia at Brooks, described as a ...

For more than half a century, Texas has grown faster than the rest of the country. Its economy has expanded more quickly, and its employers have added jobs at a pace that other states struggle to ...

Designed to strengthen the local workforce and prepare residents for high-demand careers, Ready to Work represents a significant investment in the city’s economic future.

Taking a closer look at how employability skills are developed is helping employers and university staff narrow the long‑standing gap between classroom theory and workplace reality in San Antonio.

Texas Lt. Gov. Patrick urges denial of Camp Mystic license after deadly flood claims 27 Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is again urging state health officials to deny Camp Mystic a license, citing new testimony ...

San Juan Unified School District board members will discuss during its meeting Tuesday in Carmichael authorizing the elimination of up to 320 full-time positions amid budget concerns. HANNAH RUHOFF ...