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It was a packed house at Leon Valley's Community Center Oct. 27, when Bexar County Commissioner Paul Elizondo and Bexar County Flood Control Divison Manager Art Villarreal met with citizens to address their concerns about the potential buyouts along El Verde Road and Jeff Loop.

An embroidered bedspread lies on a bed in Martha Henry's home. Photos View photos of Martha Henry's home.

To dispel a common misconception, there is no "equivalency" in the GED, either in the name or in its value.

Wayne Rodolfich, superintendent of the Pascagoula School District, recently accepted a national award for the district's efforts in preventing students from dropping out of school.

SAN ANTONIO, BUSINESS WIRE -- As the Energy Research Alliance's newest member, SAWS will collaborate with UTSA, SwRI and CPS Energy to define and implement new and alternative strategies for the development of energy technology.

Originally published October 31, 2009 at midnight, updated October 31, 2009 at 4 p.m. Christi Cornel of TrustTexas Bank SSB in Cuero has been selected to receive the Rising Star Award presented annually by the Independent Bankers Association of Texas .

My first visit to Antonio was a little over five years ago when the restaurant was named Antonio Trattoria.

The demise of the Trans Texas Corridor, Gov. Rick Perry's vision of a massive and privately financed network of toll roads, hasn't killed the need for big-ticket improves to Interstate 35, which transportation officials today called the most important corridor in Texas.

A mysterious fog leads to horror in "The Mist," a tense thriller worth checking out this weekend.

The San Antonio-Bexar County Metropolitan Planning Organization's transportation policy board defeated an amendment to nix tolls from plans to widen U.S. 281 on Monday despite heavy opposition from an audience that was largely anti-toll. The amendment was proposed by Bexar County Commissioner and board Chairman Tommy Adkisson and supported by ...

The city council voted 4-3 Tuesday night to end negotiations with San Antonio-based Brass Real Estate over its "Playa Del Mar" concept to redevelop the Memorial Coliseum.

By Rob Gerlsbeck When Steven Savard needed a dress shirt, he used to trudge down to a men's clothing store and buy whatever fit him best.

Below are excerpts from a report prepared for CPS Energy by The Brattle Group about San Antonio's plans to increase its power supply.

If music is a universal language, Venezuelan children and teenagers speak with rare fluency thanks to an amazingly successful training program that deserves emulation in Canada.

Texas Sen. John Cornyn today criticized the Obama administration for trying to cap executive pay at companies receiving federal bailouts.

A presidential declaration of national emergency gives local health officials more tools to prepare for a possible surge in swine flu patients, officials said Saturday.

In the past few years the fashion industry has seen women's shoe prices and heels rise to extraordinary heights.

If bids for the planned $18.7 million Springdale Junior-Senior High School renovation come in under budget, school directors said much of the "free" money will be applied to fixing the building's roof.

Cowboy Militia strikes partnership with Texas music Cowboy Militia has teamed up with Ambiance Artists of Austin, Texas, in a cross-promotional relationship that benefits Texas music fans and Western aficionados alike.

Operating out of a modest prefab gambling hall that once drew bingo-playing tourists and blue-haired ladies, the Kickapoo Tribal Court, complete with metal folding chairs and stained lavender carpeting, is anything but pretentious.