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HYROX changes protocols after world champion becomes ill during race
HYROX says it is changing its race protocols after world champion Joanna Wietrzyk became ill during a competition in China on Saturday but continued racing and won, an incident drawing attention as the fitness sport grows in popularity in San Antonio and across Texas. Wietrzyk so...
Veterans speak out on suicide prevention, mental health resources in San Antonio
Every day in the U.S., 17 veterans die by suicide, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. This September, during Suicide Prevention Month, two San Antonio veterans are speaking out about something many in the military are taught never to do: ask for help. “Mental h...
San Antonio drummer with spina bifida plays beats of inspiration for others with resilient story
A San Antonio drummer living with spina bifida is hoping the rhythm of his beat raises awareness about his condition and inspires others to never stop dreaming. David Michael Damian, also known as Dmyke On Drums , was always tapping on something. “When I was little, I would pull ...
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with these events in San Antonio
Hispanic Heritage Month is here, and San Antonio has no shortage of ways to celebrate. The celebration, which honors the history and vibrant culture of Hispanic and Latino communities, kicks off on Sept. 15 and ends on Oct. 15. Several places are hosting events to mark the celebr...
San Antonio nonprofit temporarily pauses free rides for 1,400 cancer patients after funding runs out
A San Antonio nonprofit that provides free rides for cancer patients has paused its transportation program, leaving about 1,400 low-income clients looking for other ways to get to and from treatment. ThriveWell can no longer provide rides until after Oct. 31 because of a funding ...
Dismantling San Antonio’s segregated walls starts with affordable housing
SPONSORED: At the root of San Antonio's web of factors contributing to poverty lies a deeper crisis: the lack of stable, affordable housing. Dismantling San Antonio’s segregated walls starts with affordable housing was first posted on September 14, 2026 at 6:00 pm. ©2021 " S...
Dangerous heat continues for San Antonio, but Thursday brings relief
An upper-level ridge is moving from northeast Texas into southeastern states, causing the whole region to bake most of this week.
San Antonio has a renter-friendly market now, but a housing supply cliff looms on the horizon
A development boom started around 2020, but today, with growing vacancy rates, landlords are offering concessions or reducing charges to get tenants in the door while profits dwindle....
Meet San Antonio’s new director of the Military and Veterans Affairs Department
After 10 years under the leadership of retired Maj. Gen. Juan Ayala the city's Military and Veterans Affairs Department has a new leader. Meet San Antonio’s new director of the Military and Veterans Affairs Department was first posted on September 14, 2026 at 5:00 am. ©2021 ...
Two found dead in apparent murder-suicide on far West Side, Bexar County sheriff says
Two people were found dead Sunday evening at a home on the far West Side in what the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is investigating as a possible domestic violence-related murder-suicide, Sheriff Javier Salazar said. Deputies were called to the 14000 block of Confluence Creek at ...