The '1-mile rule': Texas’ unwritten, arbitrary policy protects big polluters from citizen complaints

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San Antonio's Frost Bank taking over AT&T Center naming rights, source says

San Antonio-based Frost Bank is about to take over naming rights for the AT&T Center, the home of the Spurs, KSAT News reports, citing an unnamed source.  The NBA team has been searching for a new arena naming rights sponsor since November 2021, when AT&T — once headquartered in the Alamo City but s

Public Theater of San Antonio closes out its 2022-23 season with Merrily We Roll Along

The final show in the Public Theater's 2022-23 season, Stephen Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along begins its stint at the Russell Hill Rogers Theater in early August. This seminal slice-of-life musical begins in 1976 at the premiere of big-shot filmmaker Franklin Shepard's (Tyler Galindo) latest featu

San Antonio ISD reveals dates, locations for public meetings on school closures

San Antonio ISD on Monday released details about the 14 meetings it will hold to hear public input on its plan to close or combine underutilized campuses. Earlier this summer, the district said it would consider school closures, consolidations or co-locations for the 2024-2025 school year in respons