'A lot of fear going on': Texas immigrant community on edge during Trump’s first weeks

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. EL PASO — On a recent windy, cold afternoon in this border city, dozens of people gathered at a park for an immigrant rights demonstration to denounce the Trump administration

San Antonio police officer disciplined over handling of suspected DWI crash of fellow cop

A San Antonio police officer was suspended for three days over claims she broke department rules about body camera-usage and communicating with supervisors when she showed up at the site of a crash involving another officer. Officer Kristina O. Cobarrubias arrived at an early-morning vehicle collisi

San Antonio airport records record passenger numbers, but it's far from one the nation's busiest

San Antonio International Airport served nearly 11.1 million passengers last year, its highest-ever annual total and a 4% jump from 2023, city officials said Friday. “SAT recovered quicker than many airports from the COVID-19 pandemic,” San Antonio Aviation Director Jesus Saenz said in an emailed st

City Council approves multi-billion dollar plan to make San Antonio more bike friendly

City Council on Thursday unanimously passed a multi-billion dollar plan to build 1,890 miles of bike lanes along some of San Antonio's busiest thoroughfares. The Bike Network Plan (BNP) will cost an estimated $3 billion to $8 billion over the next 25 years, according to city officials. Of that, only