Some of San Antonio's largest hotels opened their doors to high school interns from East Central ISD this school year.

Higher education leaders describe more competition for Texas high school graduates as they maintain regional efforts to attract students.

In the summer of 1994, 18-year-old Robert Bustle followed his family to Ohio, where his father had just been stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. He had just graduated high school, and Bustle ...

The second edition of a debate over an upgraded Methodist Healthcare trauma center continues to worry city, county and Pentagon leaders.

The second edition of a debate over an upgraded Methodist Healthcare trauma center continues to plague city and county leaders, even catching the lingering attention of Pentagon officials.

Democrats have controlled the countywide offices for more than a decade — but turnover in two top offices means change, no matter what.

A local space construction company wants to be the first to build a brick on the moon — and put San Antonio's aerospace sector on the map.

Construction on SAT's new Terminal C, which will double the size of the airport, has almost reached the halfway point.

City leaders want to make sure ICE’s proposed facility gets an environmental assessment and study its impact on city services.

Candidates for one of the most targeted midterm races in the country clashed in their first — and likely only — forum before early voting.

The TVSA project is envisioned as an outdoor podcast studio — a production and community space that will support TVSA programming, ...