Garrett Brnger

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to allow cities to enforce general bans on public camping, which are often aimed at homeless people, does not appear likely to affect San Antonio.

The city's proposed “Industrial Compatibility Overlay District” (ICOD) would be the first of its kind in San Antonio and would heavily restrict commercial and residential development around one of the city's largest manufacturers.

– Texans taking an Independence Day vacation should spend slightly less at the gas pump than last year.

– Forget Nathan's. The real hot dogs this Fourth of July ran in the Wiener Dog Race at Alamo Beer Company east of downtown.

Courage sat down with KSAT recently to discuss his vision for the city, which largely includes continuing current initiatives and his track record as a council member.

With the Bexar County jail nearing capacity, BCSO has been housing 120 to 150 inmates between the Burnet and Kerry County jails at any given time to ensure they have room. The inmates are all “paper ready,” meaning they have been convicted and are just waiting for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to pick them up and bring them to prison.

The Bexar County District Attorney’s Office has formally charged District 10 City Councilman Marc Whyte with DWI more than six months after his initial arrest on suspicion, according to online court records.

Drivers heading eastbound on Loop 1604 near Highway 281 may face delays due to an overturned cement mixer.

The San Antonio pastor's leg was amputated in June 2023 as the result of a flesh-eating bacterial infection he believes he acquired during a visit to a theme park.

The San Antonio Zoning Commission is expected to vote on a controversial, two-mile zoning buffer around the Toyota manufacturing plant during a meeting Tuesday.