San Antonio Forecast: Weekend Rain, Heat & Humidity San Antonians, prepare for a classic summer weekend mix! Our city is bracing for scattered rain chances, steamy temperatures, and persistently high humidity. Stay informed to make the most of your plans and navigate the city safely. Scattered Showers and Storms Ahead While a full weekend washout is unlikely, expect isolated to scattered pop-up showers and thunderstorms from Friday through Sunday, primarily in the afternoon and early … Read More

Free Naloxone Available by Mail in Bexar County Bexar County residents can now access free Naloxone, a life-saving opioid overdose reversal medication, delivered directly to their homes by mail. This crucial initiative aims to combat the rising tide of opioid-related deaths by making the essential medication readily available to anyone who needs it, regardless of their personal circumstances. Understanding Naloxone and Its Importance Naloxone, often known by the brand name Narcan, is an opioid antagonist … Read More

Gov. Abbott Addresses Border Security in San Antonio Governor Greg Abbott recently held a significant news conference in San Antonio, focusing on the state’s ongoing efforts to enhance border security. The event highlighted Texas’s unique role and initiatives in addressing challenges at the southern border, with direct implications for communities like San Antonio. Understanding the San Antonio Context San Antonio, while not directly on the border, serves as a crucial hub for transportation, logistics, and … Read More

San Antonio’s Moment in the National Spotlight San Antonians are buzzing with pride as our beloved city recently captured national attention, featured on a prominent national television show. This kind of exposure is a tremendous win, shining a bright light on everything that makes the Alamo City truly special, from our deep-rooted history to our vibrant modern culture. A National Nod to the Alamo City The recent segment on a major national morning program provided … Read More

San Antonio Enters SAWS Stage 2 Drought San Antonio is once again facing tightened water restrictions as the San Antonio Water System (SAWS) moves the city into Stage 2 drought conditions. Triggered by persistently low levels in the Edwards Aquifer, these new rules are crucial for conserving our vital water supply and require immediate adjustments from all residents to ensure our community’s long-term water security. Understanding San Antonio’s Shift to Stage 2 Effective May 30, … Read More

Former SA Official Pleads Guilty to Fraud A significant development has emerged from a federal courtroom, impacting public trust in San Antonio’s city government. Peter Zanoni, previously a prominent assistant city manager, has pleaded guilty to serious federal charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and federal program bribery, bringing an end to a high-profile corruption case that has captured local attention. The Case Against Peter Zanoni: A Breach of Trust Peter Zanoni, who served … Read More

Alamo Bowl Buzz: Texas vs. Arizona in San Antonio San Antonio proudly hosts the Valero Alamo Bowl, a highlight of the college football season that brings vibrant energy and significant attention to our city. While the matchups shift each year, the prospect of a high-profile game like Texas versus Arizona always sparks excitement among local fans and visitors alike, imagining the electrifying atmosphere such a contest would create right here at the Alamodome. San Antonio’s … Read More