San Antonio Express-News (Sunday)

ArticleHigh beef prices bring ranchers limited relief

For the past five years, Texas ranchers have been struggling against drought. Now, those with cattle to sell are finding a bright spot — but it’s one causing pain for consumers and politicians. It’s not a clear win for ranchers,...

By Kelsey Brown

ArticleWith voting task force, mayor at odds with council anew

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones has launched a task force to advise her office on how to boost voting in San Antonio. When City Council tried to slow Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones’ drive to create a voting commission, she took the decision out of...

By Molly Smith

ArticleVerdict still out on new learning system

One of the first things Justin Watwood did when he became a middle school principal in San Antonio was train his teachers to use Bluebonnet Learning math — a new statedeveloped curriculum he discovered while working in Houston...

By Scott Huddleston

ArticleTeen stunt may be tied to crypto market

The teenager who ran onto the court during Game 1 of the NBA Finals at the Frost Bank Center says he did it on impulse because he wanted to take a selfie with Spurs star Victor Wembanyama. “I just really like Wemby, so I really wanted to just...

By Nancy M. Preyor-Johnson STAFF WRITER

ArticleUIW cross country runner, Guard member dies in crash

By Peggy O’Hare

ArticleSouth Texas forecast turns hotter as rain chances dwindle

South Texas has been locked into an active weather pattern over the last couple months, which has brought ample rain and helped to mitigate the drought over the region. Since the start of April, 16.27 inches of rain has been recorded in San...

By Anthony Franze