Iris Dimmick is a Senior Reporter for the San Antonio Report, focusing on local news in San Antonio, Texas. With a background in investigative journalism, Iris covers a wide range of topics including housing issues, public health, education, and social justice. Her work has also been featured in MySA.
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Iris Dimmick's reporting focuses heavily on local issues in San Antonio, Texas. She covers a range of topics related to government and politics, crime, health & wellbeing with an emphasis on community development and social issues.
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By: Iris Dimmick
Built in 1959, the Victoria Plaza Apartments were the first public housing high rise for seniors in the United States. Join the San Antonio Report and H. E. Butt Foundation on Sept. 11 for a discussion on the city's housing crisis. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
By: Iris Dimmick
A proposed $27.7 million in cuts and fees over the next three years would close the gap created by wage increases for firefighters.
By: Iris Dimmick
LavarSA, a mobile trailer to allow access to showers for those experiencing homelessness, was implemented in 2020. Credit: Bonnie Arbittier / San Antonio Report
By: Iris Dimmick, Andrea Drusch
Residents at the Soap Works, an affordable housing complex along the San Pedro Creek Culture Park will be relocated to make way for the proposed downtown ballpark. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
Bexar County Commissioners have approved the 2025 budget while adding an additional 41 deputies in the Sheriff's Department. Credit: Nick Wagner / San Antonio Report
By: Iris Dimmick, Shari Biediger
Weston Urban CEO and part owner of the San Antonio Missions Randy Smith appeals to City Council to vote in favor of the development of a downtown ballpark. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
By: Iris Dimmick
Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) San Antonio Police Chief William McManus speaks to district 7 residents during a public safety meeting. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
By: Iris Dimmick
A for sale sign sits on land where a new affordable housing community with on-site Pre-K has been proposed for District 10. The development faces opposition from nearby residents. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
By: Iris Dimmick
San Antonio Professional Firefighter Association President Joe Jonas, right, shakes hands with a member of the San Antonio Police union following the passing of the city budget. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
By: Iris Dimmick
A for sale sign sits on land where a new affordable housing community with on-site Pre-K has been proposed for District 10. The development faces opposition from nearby residents. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
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