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San Antonio Spurs holding free holiday event this weekend
The gathering, called Wemby’s Wonderland, will take place Saturday and Sunday at the Rock at La Cantera.
Sanford Nowlin
Sanford Nowlin is editor-in-chief of the San Antonio Current. He holds degrees from Trinity University and the University of Texas at San Antonio, and his work has been featured in Salon, Alternet, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay, Orlando Weekly, NewsBreak, 420 Magazine and other publications.
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Soup sold at H-E-B stores recalled for ‘life-threatening’ allergen
The Meal Simple brand of Red Lentil Dal Soup is being recalled because packages are mislabeled and may contain milk.
Posted inTexas News
How the unprecedented redistricting war is harming election officials, politicians and voters
In recent weeks, redistricting has wreaked havoc in Texas, Indiana and North Carolina.
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‘Disney World of haunted houses’ to offer daily frights in San Antonio
Year-round haunted attraction the Scream Experiment will make its debut in Alamo Plaza this March.
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Migrants held at Texas base suffer physical abuse, unsafe conditions, human rights groups claim
The ACLU and other groups interviewed more than 45 migrants held at the detention center and call it a ‘human and civil rights catastrophe.’
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Texas cut more from its environmental budget than nearly any state
The deep cuts come as the Trump White House wants to slash the EPA budget and require states to do more pollution oversight.
Posted inSan Antonio News
Study: San Antonio construction industry likely to feel pain from immigration crackdown
A third of the city’s construction workers are foreign-born, and worksites are already losing staff due to fear of enforcement sweeps.
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DNC ad buy targets Sen. John Cornyn over ACA tax credit vote
The campaign comes with the Senate voting Thursday whether to extend the expiring tax credits and also as Cornyn enters a tough election cycle.
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San Antonio honors Mission San Jose descendants with new public art
‘Kindred,’ located on the World Heritage Trail, highlights the community’s connection to the land and between generations.
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San Antonio Food Bank sharing record 4 million pounds of produce
The nonprofit credited local grocer H-E-B and its produce vendors for the record donations.
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Robert Plant and Saving Grace to play San Antonio next spring
The former Led Zeppelin frontman will bring his latest roots-focused group to the Majestic Theatre in March. Tickets go on sale this week.
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2M Smokehouse grabs spot on New York Times’ best dishes of 2025 list
The Times praised the San Antonio barbecue institution’s creamy, spicy picadillo macaroni and cheese.
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San Antonio favorite Triumph playing Frost Bank Center next spring
The Canadian hard rock act who enjoyed early success in San Antonio is hitting the city next May on its first tour in 30 years.
Posted inTexas News
Texas Democrat Colin Allred drops from U.S. Senate race
Allred said his decision to run for a U.S. House seat will avoid a ‘long, drawn out, brutal’ Senate primary.
Posted inSan Antonio News
Trump has meltdown over Rep. Henry Cuellar, whom he just pardoned
In an online screed, Trump accused the South Texas congressman of continuing to ‘work with the same Radical Left Scum’ in the Democratic Party.
Posted inTexas News
If Texas measles outbreak is still spreading, U.S. could lose measles-free status, scientists say
The study also suggests that an outbreak the size of the one in West Texas earlier this year costs about $12.6 million.
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50 San Antonio cops helped with last month’s still-murky immigration raid
Federal agents swept up 140 people in the raid but still haven’t released vital details such as their names and where they’re being detained.
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Kerr County was among dozens of Texas communities to turn down state flood money, saying it wasn’t enough
Texas earmarked $1.4 billion to help fund flood prevention projects. But after learning that so many communities turned down the money, two lawmakers who approved the program acknowledged it was flawed.
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Inaugural San Antonio Marathon will bring 18,000 runners to town
Competitors from every U.S. state and 25 countries will participate in the big race this Sunday.
Posted inArts Stories & Interviews
San Antonio Philharmonic cancels Holiday Pops and New Year’s Eve concerts
The orchestra’s cancelations come days after the owners of its primary venue ordered it to vacate the premises.