San Antonio's City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, focusing on infrastructure, public safety, and community needs.

The National Weather Service reported that fall officially arrives in San Antonio at 7:43 a.m. next Sunday, and almost right on schedule, a cold front is expected to reach at least the Hill Country that same afternoon.

San Antonio's new city budget puts more money toward police and fire, Animal Care Services and homeless camp cleanups, but officials will have to rein in spending in coming years. Why it matters: As federal pandemic relief money dries up,

San Antonio International Airport is slipping in traveler satisfaction ratings as it gets busier, per a new study. Why it matters: A multibillion-dollar renovation of the airport is in the works, and it will bring more capacity and sleeker design — but there are growing pains in the meantime.

The $3.96 billion budget includes $36.6 million in cuts needed to balance the budget as revenue growth has slowed significantly compared to the last several years.