Brandon Herrera holds an AK-47 he auctioned off to raise funds for his failed congressional campaign. Credit: X / @TheAKGuy

Last week’s news cycle was a wild one.

DeLorean Motors Reimagined, a San Antonio-based electric vehicle startup with big plans, quietly moved out of its headquarters, a South Texas Republican auctioned off a military weapon to fund his congressional campaign and speculation swirled that the Spurs could land legendary players.

Little surprise that those three stories ended up being the Current’s most-read content for the week.

Fiesta was also on readers’ minds, since many checked out a piece about social media users tweaking city officials for a video clip showing how to access NIOSA amid downtown’s maddening  construction projects.

10. San Antonio startup DeLorean says it’s still in operation despite quietly moving offices

9. Federal jury finds 2 San Antonio police officers liable in excessive force case

8. Mexico says it will give legal help to those swept up by Texas’ ‘show me your papers law’

7. ERCOT warns it may delay CPS Energy from closing gas-fueled power units

6. Assclown Alert: Railing against God haters and refugees with Dan Patrick

5. Two Bexar County Jail inmates died in two days, both of apparent medical issues

4. Social media roasts City of San Antonio for clip on how to get to NIOSA amid construction

3. Could Steph Curry, LeBron James end up in San Antonio? Some sports bettors think so.

2. South Texas congressional candidate raffles off firearm to raise money

1. San Antonio-based DeLorean Motors ReImagined has shuttered its headquarters

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This article appears in Apr 17-30, 2024.