Megan Rodriguez

San Antonio moves closer to spending $100,000 on abortion travel assistance

As San Antonio continues a three-year crime prevention effort, the city is getting ready to launch AI-powered cameras downtown.

The task force was supposed to give recommendations to a council committee this month, but likely won't reconvene to finish it's work until March

The city manager currently has the authority to approve contracts up to $50,000, but that cap will jump to $1M for some contracts and $2.5M for others.

Councilman McKee-Rodriguez called the ethics complaint that triggered Tuesday's hearing an effort to undermine his credibility.

ICE, other federal agencies conducted "targeted enforcement operations" in San Antonio and Austin on Sunday.

Airline industry experts say Condor's departure shouldn't be a big blow to city's future trans-Atlantic efforts

Southwest Airlines, San Antonio gear up for court after settlement talk fails

The new flight options come two years after Spirit Airlines returned to San Antonio and almost two months since the company filed for bankruptcy protection.

More than 9 million items were checked out of San Antonio public libraries in 2024. A handful of authors stood out as the most popular.