A northwest Bexar County nonprofit filed incident reports with federal, state and local agencies over apparent stormwater runoff from a development project following recent heavy rainfall, according to a news release.

Far West Side residents say runoff water gushes into their backyard anytime it rains, preventing grass from growing.

People who live north of Canyon Lake are the latest group to stand up against large developers creeping in to the Hill Country.

San Antonio’s Planning Commission tabled discussions around a financing model for the Guajolote Ranch development in northwestern Bexar County, despite suggestions from opponents that the issue would be heard this week.

A new acronym is taking center stage in discussions about the Guajolote Ranch development in northwest Bexar County: MUD.

The head of San Antonio Water System (SAWS) told KSAT that systems are in place to protect the city’s water supply after the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) gave the green light for Guajolote Ranch, a controversial development in northwest Bexar County.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) approved the permit for a controversial wastewater facility in northwest Bexar County, as part of a development project known as Guajolote Ranch.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) approved the permit for a controversial wastewater facility in northwest Bexar County, as part of a development project known as Guajolote Ranch.

The Comfort community is just finding out about a proposed development that could come to their community if the TCEQ approves a waste water plant along Highway 87.

Helotes and Grey Forest residents are asking for more voices to join their cause to stop the legal dumping of millions of gallons of treated wastewater just miles from the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone.

The Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance is working to protect the drinking water for the region, but the task is growing more difficult as Texas sees a boom in high-density development.

People living in Grey Forest are concerned about plans for a new subdivision that could impact not only the Helotes creek, but also the Edwards Aquifer.