Lindsey Carnett

CPS Energy’s Calaveras Power Station generates power from natural gas and coal in Southeast San Antonio. Coal makes up about 18 percent of total energy production at CPS Energy. Credit: Nick Wagner / San Antonio Report

After an 18 month search, the Brackenridge Park Conservancy has appointed a new full-time CEO in New Orleans-born Chris Maitre.

Solar parking shade structures are ready for use at the city's Southwest Service Center. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report

It's official: microplastics are inside us all, and likely impacting our health. St. Mary's University researchers are trying to find out.

Community members gather in support for seeing the Westside Creeks ecosystem named after the creek’s longtime champion Roberto Rodriguez. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report

Juan Zuniga walks to his apartment in Westwood Plaza with a pack of bottled water provided by the City of San Antonio's Human Services. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report

Will you pitch in to help us meet our goal? To succeed in its plan to drastically reduce planet-warming carbon emissions, CPS Energy is developing the longest-range strategic plan in its history, out to 2050.

In total, 133 businesses and organizations will get the new Climate Ready Community Action Fund grants, but that fund may soon be cut.

The Edwards Aquifer Authority has canceled its November election since all seven open seats will be filled by candidates who are unopposed.

SAWS is working to become in compliance with the EPA on identifying any lead pipes that could be providing water to some residential buildings. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report