Hey San Antonio on Tuesday, June 30th, 2026 — the news from that day:
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What to do after a DWI arrest in San Antonio
SPONSORED: After a DWI arrest in San Antonio, the most important decision is who you hire to help you.
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San Antonio Spurs lock in Julian Champagnie and Harrison Barnes ahead of free agency
Guess who's sticking around? A day before the NBA started its free agency period, the Spurs' front office signed Julian Champagnie to new contract ESPN
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Rep. Joaquin Castro blasts Hegseth for Lackland flu outbreak, calls to reinstate vaccine mandate
U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro held the joint press conference in D.C. to call for reinstating the flu vaccine mandate for military servicemembers. At a joint
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Lulurose Jewelry to open San Antonio boutique in La Cantera
An Eagle Pass jeweler is planning to add some sparkle to San Antonio’s La Cantera area. Lulurose Fine Jewelry will soon bring its 18-karat gold baubles to 17038 Fiesta Texas Dr. near Box St. All Day and La Panadería.The name may spark some confusion. Lots of jewelry stores use similar names …
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Texas Republican tries to induce constitutional crisis by calling on state to ignore ‘anchor baby’ ruling
Former Tarrant County GOP Chairman Bo French has racked up plenty of controversy during his candidacy. A Republican Texas Railroad Commission candidate
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Burger chain P. Terry’s eyes more San Antonio stores as it bets on employee ownership
P. Terry's began opening San Antonio stores in 2021. Austin-based burger chain P. Terry's is shifting to an Employee Ownership Trust, or EOT, and rolling
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Health and wellness starts here at the Quarry Village
In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to prioritize your health and wellness can be a challenge. Fortunately, the Quarry Village makes it easier by
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Aztec Hotel to open above historic San Antonio theater
One of San Antonio’s most theatrical addresses will soon raise the curtain on luxury stays. The 77-room Aztec Hotel at 201 E. Commerce St., part of Marriott International's boutique Tribute Portfolio, is expected to open in the third quarter of 2026.The building, which now houses Aztec Theatre, was …
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Live Music in San Antonio this week: Smoking Popes, Bob Dylan, Daniel Romano’s Outfit
Bob Dylan will play Whitewater Amphitheatre this week. From pogo-worthy pop-punk and a free outdoor gig showcasing two of the city's best the folk-rock
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Cause of fire at San Antonio pastor’s home cannot be determined, fire department says
San Antonio Fire Department investigators said the cause of the fire at Father Jimmy Drennan’s rectory has been ruled undetermined.
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City council members open LGBTQ+-friendly tattoo shop in San Antonio’s Pride District
District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez and former District 6 Councilwoman Melissa Cabello Havrda smile in front of their jointly owned business
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Esencia brings back the feel of the St. Anthony’s old-school dining room, but the menu is a fresh new take
Esencia serves up its house-cured pork belly in a mole of apple and pasilla. The St. Anthony Hotel’s Madrid Room served as a downtown dining staple for
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The Pentagon’s flu vaccine policy change created an ‘epidemiological time bomb’ at Lackland
In April, the Pentagon made flu shots voluntary for all military personnel. Within weeks, recruits at Lackland started getting sick.
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Andy's Frozen Custard opens in Alamo Heights
Cult-favorite ice cream shop Andy's Frozen Custard is headed to one of San Antonio’s poshest neighborhoods. The family-owned chain will open its newest location at 8338 Broadway on Wednesday, July 1.John and Carol Kuntz opened their first shop in 1986 in Osage Beach, Missouri, after falling in love …
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Texans paying half a dollar more for gas this Fourth of July
The American Automobile Association is reporting on Fourth of July gas prices.
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Texas Republicans and Democrats stake out divergent takes on data centers at their conventions
Texas Democrats added a data center moratorium to the party platform at its biennial convention in Corpus Christi's Hilliard Center over the weekend.
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U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship
The court’s ruling means children born to undocumented immigrants in the U.S. will continue to be citizens.
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Texas Democrats welcome Bernie Sanders and plunge into kitchen-table politics
Bernie Sanders and Texas Democratic Party Chairman Kendall Scudder on the stage at the close of the 2026 Texas Democratic Party convention in Corpus
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San Antonio's CineFestival reveals 2026 film lineup
From the start, San Antonio's CineFestival has understood that the storytellers matter as much as the stories. Now in its 47th incarnation, the nation’s oldest Latine film festival has become not only a showcase for emerging filmmakers, but an opportunity to see how the next generation is …
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Gov. Abbott blasts Supreme Court ruling preserving birthright citizenship
The Supreme Court's decision maintains birthright citizenship for future Texas-born children, leaving in place a constitutional guarantee with major implications for the state's immigrant communities.
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Supreme Court asked to hear Brackenridge Park sacred site dispute with Lipan Native American Church
Attorneys representing the Lipan Native American Church have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to review a federal appeals court decision allowing San Antonio to move forward with redevelopment plans at Brackenridge Park that church leaders say would destroy a sacred religious site.
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Texas education board member from San Antonio threatens suit against GOP colleagues who trashed her online
The Texas State Board of Education voted last week on controversial changes to the K-through-8th curriculum. A State Board of Education member from San
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U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship
The Supreme Court of the United States in Washington, D.C. on March 25, 2024. The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday shut down President Trump’s attempt to
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William Chris opens new Rebecca Carolina tasting room in Hye
Texas’ acclaimed William Chris Wine Company is now signed, sealed, and delivered. The Hill Country winery has opened its newest tasting room inside the historic Hye Post Office at 10261 US-290 to showcase its new sparkling wine brand, Rebecca Caroline.The post office, featuring a folksy painted …
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River tubing returns to New Braunfels following rainy spring
Following a rainy spring, the Comal and Guadalupe rivers in New Braunfels are running high, drawing tubers back for the Fourth of July weekend.
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San Antonio’s Habitat for Humanity builds 1,500th house, celebrates 50 years in the business of making homeowners
Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio and the Guadalupe Valley went from building one home each year to more than 50.
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Deficits, cuts and future plans: A rundown of San Antonio-area school districts' new budgets
San Antonio’s largest school districts continue to struggle with the financial effects of declining enrollment.