Hey San Antonio, it’s Thursday, August 6th, 2026. Here’s the latest:
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Fresh jalapeños recalled due to salmonella outbreak in 27 states, including Texas
CDC recalls jalapeños from Mexico linked to salmonella outbreak affecting Texas residents
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'Slow down, you move too fast' — SAMA wants visitors to savor art
SAMA launches guided slow-viewing program encouraging visitors to spend more time with artworks
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The Classic Theatre tackles Anton Chekhov's 'The Seagull'
Classic Theatre presents contemporary adaptation of Chekhov's The Seagull running through late August
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Tim Hortons finally debuts first San Antonio location
Tim Hortons opens first San Antonio location in Redland Plaza with two more planned.
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San Antonio ISD says it will continue providing free breakfast, lunch to all students
San Antonio ISD affirms continued participation in federal program providing free meals to all students.
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Bexar County Sheriff tries to quell fears about department’s use of Flock surveillance
Bexar County Sheriff defends Flock surveillance cameras at town hall addressing privacy concerns and gang violence tracking.
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One year and $3M grant later, Bexar County sheriff still waiting on his helicopter
Bexar County Sheriff restarts helicopter procurement after administrative delays halted purchase of aircraft for regional anti-gang operations.
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San Antonio library presenting ‘Death Planning Through Collage’ workshop
San Antonio library hosts contemplative collage workshop helping participants consider end-of-life wishes and memorialization preferences.
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San Antonio Rodeo wins seat at planning table but future of grounds, arena depend on licensing agreement
San Antonio rodeo secures planning input on Frost Bank Center and Freeman Coliseum future as Spurs move downtown.
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Mayor Jones to host 3 listening sessions about citywide vote on San Antonio Spurs arena
San Antonio mayor schedules three listening sessions on proposed citywide vote for city's $489 million Spurs arena contribution.
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Bobby Pulido hosting concert with San Antonio’s Vanita Leo and special guests Gina Hinojosa and James Talarico
San Antonio-based singer and Democratic candidates host concert in Hill Country featuring Tejano music.
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McNay Art Museum presents LOVEfest with screening of acclaimed film Paris is Burning
San Antonio museum hosts film screening and art exhibition celebrating Robert Indiana's iconic LOVE sculpture.
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New San Antonio exhibit traces ancient beauty ideals
San Antonio Museum of Art opens exhibit exploring how beauty standards shifted across ancient Egypt, Rome, Maya, and China.
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San Antonio's 'People's Hearing' highlights the human and financial costs of federal immigration enforcement
San Antonio hosts hearing on federal immigration enforcement's human and economic impacts.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: George Porter Jr., Angel White, Sawyer Brown, Steve Earle
Weekly live music events in San Antonio featuring diverse artists and genres
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4 new restaurants to open in San Antonio's Park North
Multiple restaurants opening at San Antonio's Park North shopping center
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National Democrats add former GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales’ district to Texas congressional target list
Democratic campaign committee targets Republican-held Texas congressional district as competitive seat.
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SeaWorld San Antonio gets 7 more beluga whales rescued from Canadian marine park
SeaWorld San Antonio receives seven rescued beluga whales from closed Canadian marine park
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San Antonio’s La Panadería Bakery violated child labor laws, feds say
Federal labor department fines San Antonio bakery chain for child labor and wage violations.
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Sweet Tooth Crawl unites 16 San Antonio bakeries
Sixteen San Antonio bakeries participate in inaugural Sweet Tooth Crawl event
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Rescued beluga whales settling into new home at SeaWorld San Antonio after international rescue
SeaWorld San Antonio now home to rescued beluga whales previously threatened with euthanasia.
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Data centers use lots of water and power, but Texas officials don't know exactly how much
Texas officials lack data on water and power consumption by data centers expanding statewide.
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Celebrate Dyslexia streamlines teacher training with San Antonio universities, public schools
San Antonio nonprofit Celebrate Dyslexia receives training program approval and expands university partnerships.
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‘Taxation through electricity prices’: Abbott takes aim at city-owned utilities like CPS Energy
Governor Abbott calls for breaking up city-owned utilities like CPS Energy to allow market competition in San Antonio.
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After City Council delays vote on water rate increase, SAWS cuts capital plan by $594M
San Antonio Water System cuts $594 million from capital plan after council delays water rate increase approval.
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Centro San Antonio CEO calls mayor ‘toxic’ as concern rises over possible second Project Marvel vote
Centro CEO criticizes mayor over proposed citywide vote on Spurs arena funding.
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Black Lagoon Halloween pop-up returns to SA's 3 Star Bar
A seasonal Halloween-themed pop-up bar returns to Three Star Bar in San Antonio this fall.
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Show by San Antonio artists Manola and Maria Ramirez explores experiences of immigrant families
San Antonio artists present an interactive exhibition about immigrant family identity and bicultural experiences.
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San Antonio teen and father released from Dilley migrant prison after her arrest on way to church
San Antonio teenager and father detained by ICE are released after congressional intervention.
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Trinity University pauses launch of a new logo citing alumni response
Trinity University pauses new logo rollout after negative alumni feedback on the design.
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VA floats canceling Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Veterans Day ceremony
Veterans Affairs considers canceling Fort Sam Houston's annual Veterans Day ceremony for third year.
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The Polished Tile mahjong social club opens San Antonio
New mahjong social club The Polished Tile opens in San Antonio's Monte Vista at restored historic mansion.
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San Antonio ISD votes to adopt controversial Bible-infused Bluebonnet curriculum
San Antonio school district votes to adopt controversial state curriculum incorporating biblical passages in elementary grades.
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San Antonio mayor wants corporations to spare nonprofits from the budget ax. That’s unlikely, experts warn.
San Antonio's mayor seeks corporate funding to offset budget cuts to local nonprofits amid budget crisis.
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5 ways to squeeze in summer fun before SA schools start
Summer activities in San Antonio for families before schools reopen in August, including aquarium tours and animatronic dinosaurs.
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Agarita Chamber Music Ensemble
Agarita announces 2026-2027 classical music season with free community concerts across San Antonio neighborhoods.
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Rotary Club Scramble for Scholarship
Alamo Heights Rotary Club hosts first annual golf tournament September 25 to raise funds for scholarships.
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Around 09 – La Fonda on Main
La Fonda on Main, San Antonio's oldest continuously operating Mexican restaurant since 1932, blends tradition with cuisine.
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Following ban, Texas hemp reps sue state for violating commerce protections
Hemp industry sues Texas over THC product ban, citing federal commerce protections.
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San Antonio Home Sales Surge 15% in June
San Antonio real estate surged 15% in June with 3,479 homes sold and prices rising 5% year-over-year.
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Back to School
Alamo Heights ISD announces 2026 school year start date of August 19 with campus information for families.
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Reflections from The Circle School’s 8th Grade Graduates
Eighth-grade graduates reflect on their experiences and growth at The Circle School before advancing.
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Sarah Acosta becomes latest news staff departure at San Antonio’s KSAT-TV
Local TV anchor Sarah Acosta departs KSAT-12 after eight years amid ongoing staff reductions.
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You Belong at the Hall
Senior Henry Scott designed and painted a vibrant mural inspired by campus sunrises now displayed permanently.
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La Panadería Happy Hour!
La Panadería launches weekday happy hour with buy-one-get-one-free drinks from 5-8pm Monday through Friday.
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09 Elevated 850 Estes
Architect Eric Doyal restored a 1926 Craftsman home in Alamo Heights, preserving its history while modernizing it.
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Neighbors Erica and Frank Ramos
Erica and Frank Ramos, military veterans, built their home in Alamo Heights and work in medicine.
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Perfumer Creed to open 1st San Antonio store in La Cantera
Luxury perfume brand Creed opens first standalone San Antonio store at La Cantera mall in September.
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Alamo Plants and Petals
Owner AnnMarie Dylla reflects on her family's legacy and runs an award-winning full-service floral business.
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Pete Buttigieg endorses Democrat Katy Padilla Stout in race to fill former Rep. Tony Gonzales’ seat
Pete Buttigieg endorses Democrat Katy Padilla Stout in competitive Texas 23rd Congressional District race against YouTuber Brandon Herrera.
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Go see Matilda: The Musical at Wonder Theatre!
Wonder Theatre stages musical adaptation of Matilda with local youth performers from San Antonio through August.
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A San Antonio woman adopted after years of infertility. Then she found out she was 8 months pregnant.
San Antonio woman discovers she's eight months pregnant after adopting two brothers following years of infertility struggles.
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The Institute of Texan Cultures celebrates 'Puro Conjunto' with a new exhibit
San Antonio museum opens exhibit on conjunto music's origins and cultural significance.
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Federal relief for Kerrville's second round of flooding slowed
Kerrville flood aid stalled as damage falls $5 million below federal relief threshold.
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Study: San Antonio metro ranks as one of nation’s best real estate markets for homebuyers
San Antonio's real estate market offers homebuyers significant discounts and extended negotiation periods.
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5 new bars shaking up San Antonio nightlife this summer
Five new bars have opened in San Antonio this summer offering varied experiences from craft cocktails to sports venues.
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Methodist Healthcare acquires 18 urgent care clinics in San Antonio
Methodist Healthcare acquires 18 urgent care clinics from Texas MedClinic in San Antonio.
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South Texas country artist Charley Crockett disses celebs who stand against data centers
South Texas country musician Crockett criticizes celebrities for opposing data centers while relying on digital infrastructure.
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San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones wants city taxpayers to have vote on Project Marvel
Mayor Ortiz Jones calls for public vote on city's arena investment.
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The Current to celebrate what’s great about the city with annual Best of San Antonio party
San Antonio Current hosts award celebration party featuring local restaurants and musicians.
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Slim Chickens eyes first New Braunfels restaurant
Slim Chickens fast-casual chain plans to open its first New Braunfels location in a converted former Arby's.
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Waterskiing squirrel escapes during show at San Antonio Mall
Trained waterskiing squirrel briefly escaped during performance at San Antonio's Ingram Park Mall before recapture.
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Does your kids’ school require mesh or clear backpacks? Here’s what to know.
Harlandale ISD now requires clear or mesh backpacks for students, citing safety visibility.
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University Health moves 14,000-pound ‘Flor de Esperanza’ from Medical Center to new South Side hospital
A 14,000-pound public art sculpture was transported from storage to its new San Antonio hospital.
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San Antonio climber among 10 killed in Pakistan avalanche with famed mountaineer Nirmal Purja
A San Antonio mountaineer was among 10 climbers killed in a Pakistan avalanche on Broad Peak.
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San Antonio Botanical Garden embraces math on Saturday to 'Celebrate Infinity Day'
San Antonio Botanical Garden hosts Infinity Day exploring mathematical patterns in plants through activities and experimental music.
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Alamo Ranch commute could go from 20 minutes to 3 after Bexar County builds new 6-lane elevated roadway
Bexar County plans six-lane elevated roadway in rapidly growing Alamo Ranch neighborhood to improve traffic.
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Market Square dedicates ‘The Spirit Within,’ a 155-foot mural honoring the women who shaped it
San Antonio's Market Square celebrates women's contributions with a 155-foot mural depicting multicultural heritage.
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SwRI scientist announces first direct temperature measurements beneath Io’s surface
Southwest Research Institute scientist discusses Juno probe's temperature measurements of Jupiter's moon Io.
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Mayor targets funding for Spurs’ new arena in hunt to reduce city budget gap
Mayor proposes November vote on $489 million city funding for Spurs arena.
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University Health holds tax rate steady as new hospitals, federal funding squeeze finances
Hospital district opens two community hospitals while maintaining property tax rate.
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Joint Base San Antonio’s new commander takes the helm after a ‘dynamic time’ for the military installation
New brigadier general assumes command of Joint Base San Antonio during military restructuring.
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San Antonio Book Festival launches petition to save city funding amid budget cuts
San Antonio Book Festival launches petition campaign to preserve city funding as municipal budget deficit threatens arts.
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Ethics Review Board wants more info from councilman accused of sharing man’s email address online
San Antonio's Ethics Review Board voted to request information from a councilman about exposing a constituent's email address online.
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Three Houston-area moms sue over Ten Commandments in schools. They say it violates Texas’ own laws
Houston mothers challenge state school law requiring Ten Commandments display.
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Texas officials order contractor on Big Bend area border wall to halt land clearing
Texas General Land Office halts unauthorized land clearing by federal contractor on Big Bend border wall.
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Black Lagoon cocktail pop-up returning to San Antonio’s Three Star Bar this Halloween season
A Halloween-themed Black Lagoon cocktail pop-up will return to San Antonio's Three Star Bar from late September through October.
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‘Art Deco dream home’ for sale in San Antonio designed by architect behind Jefferson High School
A 1936 Art Deco home near Woodlawn Lake designed by renowned architects is listed for $495,000.
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San Antonio-area congressional candidate calls children ‘cum trophies’ in latest controversy
Republican congressional candidate Brandon Herrera faces controversy over resurfaced video disparaging mothers and children.
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Rescued beluga whales settling into new home at SeaWorld San Antonio after international rescue
Rescued beluga whales Frankie and Bertie Botts quickly adapt to new home at SeaWorld San Antonio.
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‘Treehouse’-style century home for sale offers treetop views of Monte Vista
A 1910 Monte Vista home newly renovated and listed for $800,000 offers treetop views of downtown San Antonio.
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San Antonio native Henry Thomas finds human story in Texas-based film drama Due West
San Antonio native Henry Thomas stars as a Texas pastor confronting faith and compassion in the drama Due West.
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'90s horror attraction debuts at San Antonio SeaWorld
SeaWorld San Antonio debuts I Know What You Did Last Summer haunted house September 11.
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U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico rejects data center moratorium, calls for stronger regulations
U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico visited a San Antonio union training center and announced data center industry regulations proposals.
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Serena Williams' coach plans San Antonio tennis center
Patrick Mouratoglou's tennis center brings elite coaching methods to new San Antonio facility.
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New bike lanes will make it easier to visit The Pearl on two wheels
San Antonio opens protected bike lanes on Camden Street connecting to the Pearl and downtown destinations.
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The best of San Antonio nightlife in 2026, according to our readers
San Antonio Current's reader-voted best bars and nightlife venues for 2026.
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Japanese retailer Uniqlo to open first San Antonio store
Japanese retailer Uniqlo opens first San Antonio store at North Star.
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Season opener at planned new baseball stadium downtown gets delayed to 2029
San Antonio Missions' new downtown baseball stadium opening delayed to April 2029 due to financing and construction challenges.
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Board approves Spurs’ $2.6 million penalty payment for failed soccer bid
San Antonio Spurs organization pays $2.6 million penalty for failed MLS expansion bid.
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San Antonio's Bonham Exchange to close for 4-5 months
San Antonio's oldest LGBTQ+ bar closes for four to five months for fire code-mandated sprinkler system upgrades.
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Talarico touts labor, higher wages, opposition to ICE policies during San Antonio campaign stop
Senate candidate Talarico campaigns in San Antonio emphasizing labor rights and data center regulation.
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60 years ago, the University of Texas tower shooting opened a grim chapter of shared tragedy
Retrospective on the 1966 UT Tower shooting's place in history as the first major mass shooting in America.
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182. From the Ground Up: The Untold Success Story of Bianca Rhodes and Knight Aerospace
Woman-led aerospace firm at Port San Antonio manufactures modular aircraft systems.
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The Original Donut Shop has been slinging breakfast tacos for 50 years in 78201
Original Donut Shop has served breakfast tacos and donuts for fifty years in San Antonio.