After 20 years of bringing San Antonio families together, Planet K’s Día de los Muertos festival at Woodlawn Lake has been canceled, citing concerns about immigration enforcement.
The San Antonio ICE field office recorded 5,860 arrests over 81 days, putting it fourth among ICE field offices nationwide.
Opposition to San Antonio’s planned ICE detention center may be heading to court after months of protests and unanswered questions.
The Pearl is entering its next phase: more retail, more walking, more reasons to stay beyond brunch and dinner.
ICE is moving forward with plans for a new detention center on San Antonio’s East Side despite months of opposition from city leaders and residents.
San Antonio’s proposed $4.4 billion budget could affect residents in plenty of everyday ways, and while none of it is final yet, it's important for residents to stay informed.
After 15 years as César E. Chávez Boulevard, one of San Antonio’s oldest street names is coming back.
Nearly 8,200 fewer jobs in San Antonio. Meanwhile, construction employment in the Rio Grande Valley fell 5%.
We break down the issues that shaped the conversation at the People's Hearing on Immigration Enforcement in San Antonio and what happens next.
San Antonio Congressman Joaquin Castro is once again calling for the closure of the Dilley Family Detention Center after touring the facility for the seventh time.
