'People aren’t thinking about us': How new ban on COVID-19 vaccine mandates impacts medically vulnerable Texans

Sign up for The Brief, the Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. A sweeping ban on COVID-19 vaccine requirements for all private businesses, including hospitals, is the latest blow to medically vulnerable Texans who rely on others’ immuniza

San Antonio teen shot by police arrested on felony evading-arrest warrant

The San Antonio teenager shot multiple times by an on-duty police officer last year in a McDonald's parking lot was arrested on a felony warrant over the weekend, according to KSAT. Erik Cantu Jr. was 17 years old when he was shot in the stomach, diaphragm, lungs, liver, bicep and forearm by then-SA

Comedian Tom Segura is coming to San Antonio's Frost Bank Center

Standup comedian Tom Segura will perform at San Antonio's Frost Bank Center on March 8 as part his Come Together world tour. Segura, known for his witty storytelling and comedic narratives, will kick off the trek in Honolulu on Dec. 30. He'll also stop in Corpus Christi Jan. 18, Dallas March 9 and B

San Antonio ISD voting Monday night whether to close 15 schools

Parents with students enrolled in the San Antonio Independent School District will learn the fate of their kids' campuses during a highly anticipated Monday night board meeting. On Friday, SAISD officials revealed that four elementary schools — Collins, Garden, Pershing and Ogden — had been removed