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Bexar County officials discuss upcoming budget and how to manage current debt status
SAN ANTONIO — Tuesday night was your first chance to tell Bexar County leaders what you want them to prioritize in their newest budget. It comes hours after a back-and-forth discussion on how Bexar County may have to delay or stop projects due to billions of dollars of debt.
Hundreds of dead fish washing up on shores of Calavares Lake, officials say it’s a common occurrence
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — Hundreds of dead fish are washing up on the shores of Calaveras Lake in Southeast Bexar County. According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the fish, mostly red drum and shad, likely died because recent high temperatures have resulted in low oxygen levels in the water.
Upcoming Town Halls to address County budget across all precincts
SAN ANTONIO - Bexar County is working on its budget. Precinct 3 was able to weigh in on the topic at a Town Hall at Meals on Wheels on Tuesday. The next Town Hall is scheduled for Aug 15, set for Precinct 2 at the Westside Education and Training Center.
TCEQ grants Guajolote Ranch opponents a contested case hearing
AUSTIN - Texas – San Antonio Metropolitan Health District, the Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance and northwest Bexar County landowner Ann Toepperwein persuaded the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to grant a contested case hearing on the proposed Guajolote Ranch development. The groups succeeded Wednesday morning when the San Antonio...
It's not End Times. Here's why 1,000 dead fish washed ashore at Calaveras Lake near San Antonio.
About 1,000 fish washed up dead in a lake near San Antonio, and state officials say it's likely the result of scorching summer temperatures. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department on Tuesday was alerted to dead fish at Calaveras Lake in southeast Bexar County, according to an agency spokesperson. The lake is a cooling reservoir for power plants nearby and is managed by CPS Energy. Most of the fish affected were red drum, which is stocked in the lake by TPWD, and shad, which is commonly used as bait.
Regulators: Critics can continue fight against Guajolote Ranch wastewater plant
The fight over a proposed wastewater treatment plant for a development in northwest Bexar County will continue, after state regulators ruled Wednesday that San Antonio’s Metropolitan Health District and other opponents have standing to challenge the plant’s permit. The wastewater treatment plant is being proposed to serve Guajolote...
Reader voices: Restrict motor vehicles, not horse-drawn carriages, downtown
Re: “Chair removed for slur against official,” Front Page, Aug. 8:. How refreshing that a political consultant be taken to task for his language toward Commissioner Rebeca Clay-Flores. There are limits to what freedom of speech justifies and Chris Forbrich’s alleged comment crossed a line. Article continues...
How S.A. officials hashed out a deal with Missions owners for new stadium
The Missions owners’ first pitch to city officials for a new ballpark downtown boiled down to this: Please foot almost the entire bill. That’s how City Manager Erik Walsh on Wednesday recalled that first meeting. The minor-league ball club struck out. Article continues below this ad. “I think...
'Badly Decomposed Body' Found In Freezer, Texas Man 'Living' with Remains Arrested In 'Heartbreaking' Case: Sheriff
Police make arrest after family is certain the voice on their father's Ring camera during a welfare check is not him -- after months of not hearing from their father -- leading to grisly discovery.
Crime Stoppers upping reward for information leading to arrest of capital murder suspects
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — It has now been more than three months since surveillance video was released showing two suspects shooting guns into a home in northeastern Bexar County. The targeted attack killed a 4-year-old girl and hurt four other members of her family on May 8, 2024.
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