San Antonio City Council creates Project Marvel oversight committee

In its first session since summer recess, City Council on Thursday voted 10-1 to create a District Community Advisory Committee for the proposed $4 billion downtown sports-and-entertainment district known as Project Marvel. The committee will bring together 33 residents for monthly meetings to seek

First Look: First SA Tim Hortons store offers friendly service and nice roast but little room to work

Major food chains expanding into San Antonio tend to draw a crowd, but Canadian institution Tim Hortons managed to open its first location here without much fuss. Practically synonymous with our neighbor to the North, Tim Hortons is a famous coffee and breakfast chain founded in the 1960s by hockey

San Antonio councilwoman wants SAWS to release audit before she’ll consider 30% rate hike

City Councilwoman Misty Spears is calling on San Antonio Water System (SAWS) to release the financial and performance audit the utility committed to provide to council before seeking another rate increase.  The District 9 council member’s request comes after SAWS’s board voted unanimously on Tuesday

Appeals court rejects Attorney General Ken Paxton’s effort to overturn Texas State Fair gun ban

An all-Republican Texas appeals court has delivered another blow to Attorney General Ken Paxton’s challenge of the State Fair’s firearms ban, just over a month before the annual weekslong event returns to Dallas. In his 2024 lawsuit against the city and the private nonprofit that operates the fair,