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SAPD investigates sexual hazing at Central Catholic High School

2 days ago | sanantonioreport.org | Xochilt Garcia

The San Antonio Police Department is investigating Central Catholic High School, an elite all-boys institution, after several students came forward with allegations of bullying and sexual hazing. In April, a 15-year-old member of the varsity soccer team informed Central Catholic officials that he experienced bullying, hazing and sexual assault at the hands of other students.
Update on Project Marvel reveals plan to get people downtown

2 days ago | sanantonioreport.org | Shari Biediger

A price tag and financing plan are coming into focus more than six months after city officials revealed sweeping plans for a sports entertainment district anchored by a new $1.5 billion Spurs arena downtown. On Wednesday, city staff rolled out estimated costs for the massive redevelopment project known as Project Marvel unveiled in November — and how they plan to pay for it all.
San Antonio city panel to vote on Pride Cultural Heritage District

3 days ago | sanantonioreport.org | Shari Biediger

This story has been updated. At the heart of San Antonio’s newest cultural heritage district is a unifying and universal symbol of pride and hope. The vibrant rainbow crosswalk, painted over five years ago at North Main Avenue and East Evergreen Street to recognize the area’s significance to the LGBTQ+ community in San Antonio, sits at the center of what is about to become a designated cultural heritage district.
Housing Trust signs deal to buy Robert E. Lee apartment building

3 days ago | sanantonioreport.org | Shari Biediger

The affordable Robert E. Lee apartment building in downtown San Antonio that went on the market last summer has a new owner. The San Antonio Housing Trust Foundation, which had initially offered $3.27 million for the multifamily housing tax credit property at 111 W. Travis St., finalized a sales contract on Tuesday.
San Antonio city panel to vote on Pride Cultural Heritage District

3 days ago | sanantonioreport.org | Shari Biediger

At the heart of San Antonio’s newest cultural heritage district is a unifying and universal symbol of pride and hope. The vibrant rainbow crosswalk, painted over five years ago at North Main Avenue and East Evergreen Street to recognize the area’s significance to the LGBTQ+ community in San Antonio, sits at the center of what is about to become a designated cultural heritage district.
How San Antonio fared in the 2025 Texas Legislative session

4 days ago | sanantonioreport.org | Andrea Drusch

“[This year] there were just as many, if not more, bad bills that would have hurt San Antonio,” Assistant City Manager Jeff Coyle said of the 89th Legislative Session.
Get to know SAC's new president Francisco Solis

4 days ago | sanantonioreport.org | Xochilt Garcia

Out of a pool of 80 applicants, the district’s board chose Francisco Solis, a retired educator, to helm the historic college as its 14th president. The son of a truck driver and a stay-at-home mom, Solis has an intimate knowledge of the education scene in San Antonio and is committed to the Alamo Colleges District North Star: ending poverty through education and training.
Districts, unions react to Texas' school funding bill

5 days ago | sanantonioreport.org | Xochilt Garcia

Texas lawmakers have passed an $8.5 billion public school funding bill, but local education leaders say it’s still not enough to see changes in the classroom. The finalized version of House Bill 2 passed May 29 after the Senate made big edits to the lower chamber’s first draft. Gov. Greg Abbott plans to sign it into law.
Meet one of the first residents at YWCA's supportive housing campus

6 days ago | sanantonioreport.org | Shari Biediger

In the span of three months, Sydney has gone from lonely and stuck to confident and motivated. “I believe that I am able to do what I want to do now,” she said. Sydney and her 17-month-old son Sterling began residing at the newly opened YWCA Live and Learn Center in February. It’s the first time in several years she’s felt any stability after leaving home and a toxic relationship with her child’s father. She’s asked us not to use her full name.
Cloistered nuns prayed for rain. It sent debris crashing into their monastery and a flood of help.

1 week ago | sanantonioreport.org | Shari Biediger

At the peaceful monastery tucked amid research and business parks in Northwest San Antonio, a garden of beans, eggplant, tomatoes and corn is tended daily by religious women who spend their days in quiet prayer amid daily chores. So among those prayers was an appeal for nourishing rainfall. Then came a late-night deluge that brought with it three inches of rain and damaging runoff at the Monastery of Discalced Carmelite Nuns on Culebra Road.