USAA offering zero-percent interest loans to San Antonio families affected by government shutdown

With a potential government shutdown looming, San Antonio-based USAA is offering government employees interest-free loans of up to $6,000 to get them through the holiday season. To qualify for the emergency loan, members of the insurance and financial services company must work for a federal agency

San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh gets 23% pay raise

Despite San Antonio being among the nation's poorest big cities, its city manager is now the second-highest paid in the state. City Council voted 9-1 Thursday to give a 23% raise to City Manager Erik Walsh, bringing his take-home pay to $461,000 annually.

These San Antonio animal shelters are waiving adoption fees this weekend

Five San Antonio animal shelters are waiving all adoption fees this weekend and simplifying the fostering process ahead of the holidays. As part of nonprofit Petco Love’s "Love for the Holidays" event, 39 shelters across Texas are waiving all adoption fees Dec. 21 and Dec. 22. The participating Alam

South Texas groups sue Texas for letting Elon Musk's SpaceX dump wastewater without permit

A trio of South Texas organizations sued the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Monday, alleging the agency broke federal law by letting billionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX dump industrial wastewater without a permit. South Texas Environmental Justice Network, Carrizo/Comecrudo Nation of Te