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Today’s stories
- Texas confirms 5 New World screwworm cases as federal response intensifiesTexas confirms five New World screwworm cases as federal agencies intensify response efforts, including sterile fly releases and quarantine zones, to prevent spread and economic damage.
- Texas confirms 5 New World screwworm cases as federal response intensifiesTexas confirms five New World screwworm cases as federal agencies intensify response efforts, including quarantine zones and sterile fly releases, to prevent spread and economic damage.
- How the Kerrville Folk Festival became a hub for recovery — and hopeThe Kerrville Folk Festival transformed into a relief hub after the Fourth of July flood, providing shelter, meals, and support for survivors while raising $100,000 in donations.
- Here’s where free Spurs vs. Knicks NBA Finals watch parties are being hosted in San AntonioThe San Antonio Spurs are in the NBA Finals for the first time since 2014, facing the New York Knicks. Free watch parties are being held across San Antonio for fans to watch the games.
- A San Antonio middle school is banking on the sports medicine industryNorthside Independent School District is launching a sports medicine magnet program at Stinson Middle School, offering students early exposure to careers in sports medicine through specialized courses and partnerships with local professionals.
- Balcones Heights just reelected Mayor Johnny Rodriguez Jr. He’s suing the city.Balcones Heights Mayor Johnny Rodriguez Jr. is involved in a legal dispute with the city after being restricted in his duties, following allegations of misconduct and a federal lawsuit over constitutional rights violations.
- Federal student loan changes cause delays, recalculations and uncertainty for students and universitiesFederal student loan changes have caused delays, recalculations, and uncertainty for students and universities, with financial aid officials struggling to implement new rules and provide clear information.
- ‘San Antonio has a culture like no other’: Spurs’ Finals run creates economic opportunityThe San Antonio Spurs' NBA Finals run has boosted local businesses, with increased foot traffic, sales, and tourism as fans from across the country and internationally flock to the city.
- Texas lawmakers put limits on cities’ abilities to enact progressive policies. Some want to go further.Texas lawmakers passed a law limiting cities' ability to enact progressive policies, causing confusion and legal challenges, with some seeking to strengthen enforcement mechanisms.
- San Antonio couple opens new center for business, entrepreneurship out of a shuttered Southside post officeA couple in San Antonio transformed a closed post office into the Rendon Entrepreneurial Center, offering coworking spaces, business resources, and educational programs to support local entrepreneurs and economic growth.
- Where I Live: Whispering OaksThe article highlights the neighborhood of Whispering Oaks in San Antonio, emphasizing its quiet, community-oriented atmosphere and its significance to residents Micah and Zane, who found a home that reflects their childhood memories and Jewish community ties.
- The nonprofit that tested San Antonio for COVID turns its sights on diabetesA San Antonio nonprofit that provided free COVID-19 testing is now offering free diabetes screening through A1C tests at school events, aiming to address high diabetes rates in the area.
- Youth Orchestras makes former church and school its new home, returning both music and students to the campusYouth Orchestras of San Antonio will move into a former church and school at 802 Oblate Dr. on the North Side, transforming it into their new permanent home with plans for renovations and expanded music education programs.
- Barn Door to be demolished, Soluna to open in its place in spring 2028The historic Barn Door restaurant in San Antonio closed in May 2026 and will be demolished to make way for Soluna, a Mexican restaurant, which plans to open in spring 2028. The Calvillo brothers, owners of Soluna, will rebuild on the 1.6-acre lot previously valued at $1.9 million.
- CPS Energy announces interim CEO Frank Almaraz after Rudy Garza’s exitCPS Energy named Frank Almaraz as interim CEO following Rudy Garza's retirement, with a search committee initiated for a permanent leader. Almaraz will maintain the utility's strategic direction without major changes.