Texas HOAs Are Banning Some Work Trucks From Driveways, and Homeowners Are Frustrated
Texas homeowners who drive work trucks may need to check more than city parking rules before leaving a company vehicle in the driveway. Some homeowners’ associations can restrict branded work trucks, commercial vehicles, or vehicles with equipment such as ladders and racks, according to MySA. The issue has become a poi
Trulieve plans Texas medical marijuana dispensaries in Austin, Dallas, San Antonio
The move comes as the company works toward completing the licensing process under Texas’ expanded medical cannabis program.
15 San Antonio Restaurants Locals Love Without The Flashy Hype
San Antonio’s food scene is packed with spots that don’t need Instagram buzz or celebrity chef endorsements to prove they’re worth your time. These are the places where locals grab breakfast tacos on a Tuesday morning, celebrate family milestones, or just swing by because they’ve been going there for decades. No velvet
America’s military aviation legacy took flight in San Antonio
RANDOLPH AFB, Texas – For more than 250 years, armed service members have fought to maintain America’s freedom and independence. Efforts to defend the nation’s airspace can be traced back to San Antonio and Fort Sam Houston, which is considered the birthplace of America’s military aviation.
TxDOT announces permanent closure near The Rim
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — Flyover ramps at the I-10 and Loop 1604 interchange are up and running, but other projects continue in the area as part of the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will be permanently closing a ramp for reconfiguration beginning...
Housing, hotels or horses? A fight brews over Frost Bank Center land
A Bexar County entity asked developers to pitch ideas for the grounds. A proposal has rattled the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo’s leader.
‘Lifesaving’: Free clinics offer care and hope for San Antonio’s uninsured
Residents without insurance find screenings, medications and support at monthly clinics offered by The Health Collaborative.
Victim shot in foot during early-morning robbery at Pittman-Sullivan Park
SAN ANTONIO - A person was shot in the foot and robbed early Monday morning at an East Side park. The shooting happened just after 6 a.m. in the playground area of Pittman-Sullivan Park off Iowa Street and South New Braunfels Avenue. The victim was hit in the foot before...
Chief William McManus reflects on leaving, 20-year tenure and his pick to lead SAPD
As San Antonio begins the search for its next police chief, outgoing Chief William McManus has a clear recommendation for who should lead the department after his departure. McManus says it should be Assistant Chief Jesus “Jesse” Salame Jr., who oversees the department’s Operations Support Bureau. When...
Study finds Texas cities can impact weather patterns, storm intensity
A recent study out of Texas A&M found that cities have a role in shaping weather patterns. The findings, published in the science journal Nature earlier this year, show thunderstorms are more likely to develop and strengthen over large urban cities like Dallas and Houston, while cold fronts potentially weaken as they m

















