The City of San Antonio (COSA) said it has hired an engineering firm to look into what led to a dozen deaths at two creeks and extensive damage to its infrastructure on June 12.

Attorneys representing two female maintenance employees, who have since resigned from the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, have asked a judge to designate their pending lawsuit as a class action, court records obtained by KSAT Investigates show.

When the Alamodome announced in a social media post that they would be charging $60 for parking as part of Wednesday’s Post Malone concert, some fans said their “goodbyes” to plans of parking at the venue.

With the NCAA Men’s Final Four around the corner, the City of San Antonio is taking measures to ensure future visitors are “safe and accessible” along South Alamo Street, which has been undergoing construction since 2022.

This week on Texas Eats, David Elder kicks off National Nutrition Month with the City of San Antonio.

The program follows up on the city’s Cool Pavement Pilot Program, which launched last summer. In the first phase, city crews paved ten streets with a cooling treatment to reduce heat in neighborhoods. Now, in phase two, the city is looking to continue these paving projects and add other heat mitigation measures.

So far, the city has salvaged about 25,000 pounds of construction waste from historic homes from ending up in landfills.

Two of the 11 apartment complexes forced to pay for their own extra code enforcement inspections are asking a judge to throw out the new Proactive Apartment Inspections Program.

A herd of goats is going to bleat their way through Brackenridge Park this week as they “mow” down nearly 7 acres of overgrowth.

Local leaders and housing advocates are working plans to reduce the affordable housing crisis now and in the long term.

The city of San Antonio’s Aviation Department is hoping to upgrade and expand the San Antonio International Airport with a multimillion-dollar plan leaders hope to have completed by 2040.

SAN ANTONIO – More than 1,000 COVID-19 vaccines were administered on the opening day of the Alamodome mass vaccination site Monday. San Antonio officials say they are more than confident the vaccination site will administer 9,000 vaccines by the end of the day Saturday. City officials were provided a tour of how the vaccination site will function. “My hope is that we have 30,000 doses a week,” Bridger said. “We started with one big testing site and then three big ones and then micro testing sites.