San Antonio's wage growth outpaces the state average, but the city remains poor

Wage growth in the San Antonio area hit 5.4% in April, higher than both the national average and that of any other metro in the state, according to new data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. While that number and other key economic indicators for the Alamo City remain strong, residents here a

Four members of San Antonio's congressional delegation voted against the debt ceiling deal

Four of the five members of San Antonio's congressional delegation — two Republicans and two Democrats — voted against the deal to raise the debt ceiling and stave off likely financial disaster. Republican U.S. Reps. Chip Roy and Tony Gonzales, frequently at odds over immigration issues, both voted

Colombian pop star Karol G coming to San Antonio's Alamodome this summer

Colombian pop star Karol G will shimmy into the Alamodome on Thursday, Aug. 31, according to officials with the stadium. The singer's Mañana Será Bonita Tour, named after hit song and album of the same name, will visit 12 cities, kicking off Aug. 3 at Chicago's Lollapalooza music festival. Fans can

Two San Antonio job fairs looking for seasonal workers

San Antonians looking for a summer job may be in luck. A pair of local job fairs are targeting local residents looking for seasonal work. A free job fair at the AT&T Center, 1 AT&T Center Parkway, on Thursday will feature 100 potential employers looking for workers ages 16-24. The free event, which