San Antonio ISD votes to adopt controversial Bible-infused Bluebonnet curriculum

San Antonio ISD students may study the Book of Genesis, learn that Jesus rose from the dead and read a passage from the Gospel of Matthew this school year. The district’s board of trustees voted 6-1 on Monday to adopt the State of Texas’ controversial Bluebonnet Learning curriculum, which has drawn

San Antonio mayor wants corporations to spare nonprofits from the budget ax. That’s unlikely, experts warn.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones wants businesses to aid nonprofits as the city deals with its budget deficit, but some warn philanthropic dollars are already stretched thin. The post San Antonio mayor wants corporations to spare nonprofits from the budget ax. That’s unlikely, experts warn. appeared first on

Professors sue Texas A&M System over limits on teaching race, gender

Four professors and a national faculty group asked a federal judge Monday to block the Texas A&M University System’s restrictions on teaching about race, gender and sexuality and to reinstate courses canceled under the policy. The university system bars professors from “advocating” race or gender id

Sarah Acosta becomes latest news staff departure at San Antonio’s KSAT-TV

News anchor Sarah Acosta is the latest high-profile departure from TV station KSAT-12’s news team. “Life update: After 8 years of anchoring, reporting with KSAT, next Saturday Aug. 8th will be my last show,” Acosta said over the weekend in an Instagram post. “I am leaving news after 16 years and exc