A relentless drought continues for a seventh straight spring in the San Antonio area.
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The front won't have much impact on temperatures, except for a Monday morning low of 49.
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Sterile flies tinted with a fluorescent dye are now being released in Texas as the harmful parasite inches close to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Crews were seen this week working on what is described as Phase One of the Guajolote Ranch subdivision near Scenic Loop and Babcock Roads on the northwest side.
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Gardeners should take a conservative approach this spring by preparing for and managing ongoing drought conditions.
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The Municipal Utility District, or MUD, would create a taxing district to finance a water treatment plant on the proposed Guajolote Ranch Subdivision.
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As the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under President Donald Trump moves to unwind or delay a range of air- and climate-related rules, public-health and environmental advocates warn the shift could hit Texas especially hard.
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50 community parks will add new amenities and renovations from state grant program money.
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The San Antonio area will have mild days and chilly nights this work week.
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In the fall and winter, grackles gather in huge numbers in suburban trees at night, then spend their days searching for bugs, French fries, or just about any tasty morsel.
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One of the authors of a 2020 Southwest Research Institute study showing that a development like Guajolote Ranch would degrade the Edwards Aquifer is refuting claims by San Antonio Water System.