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After more than a decade, Paul McCartney finally got back to San Antonio — and maybe we’re amazed
The three-hour set spanned material from all eras of the Beatle’s storied career.
Stephanie Koithan
Stephanie Koithan is the Digital Content Editor of the San Antonio Current. In her role, she writes about politics, music, art, culture and food. Send her a tip at skoithan@sacurrent.com.
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Katie Rogers is no longer at Alamo Trust after Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick called for her firing
Rogers’ dissertation, the subject of Patrick’s call for her termination, nearly predicted this series of events.
Posted inConcert Announcements
Iron Maiden returning to San Antonio with Alamodome show next fall
The band leans heavily on its classic material for this tour, which will include Megadeth and Anthrax as openers.
Posted inSan Antonio News
Texas Secretary of State claims more than 200 noncitizens flagged on Bexar County voter rolls
Voting-right experts said they’re leery of the purge, which gives tagged individuals 30 days to prove their citizenship or be dropped from the rolls.
Posted inNews
Owner of San Antonio antique shop says it’s haunted by ghost attached to a vintage object on its shelves
Video captured the item flying off its shelf, seemingly without reason.
Posted inFlavor
San Antonio’s Bandit BBQ closes down — yet again
The restaurant came back from the dead in March after a three-year hiatus.
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Nightmare Before Christmas: San Antonio Krampus Parade to return to King William in December
Hide yo kids. Krampus is back with a brand new bag of tricks.
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Early Voting for November election starts Monday at locations throughout San Antonio
Voters will decide whether to use public funding on a new Spurs arena and determine the fate of 17 statewide propositions.
Posted inTexas News
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to send in National Guard over No Kings protest
‘Violence and destruction will never be tolerated in Texas,’ the governor said of the demonstration, which he claimed was ‘antifa-linked.’
Posted inTexas News
Donald Trump threatens lawsuit to stop Austin No Kings protest
Despite the Republican president’s threat, the rally is scheduled to occur — and potentially break records — this Saturday.
Posted inSan Antonio News
Former and current Bexar County Elections Department staffers accuse current leader of creating harmful work environment
Seven Elections Department staffers — or 20% of its workforce — have resigned since Michele Carew took leadership in March.
Posted inNews
Alamo caves to pressure from Texas Land Commissioner, deletes ‘woke’ Indigenous post
‘Woke has no place at the Alamo,’ Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham said.
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Bexar County Elections Department clears 52,000 voter registration backlog
Registration applications, some received as far back as July 1, have finally been processed days before the Oct. 20 start of early voting.
Posted inTexas News
Texas conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ appeal rejected by Supreme Court, forcing him to pay $1.4 billion to Sandy Hook families
You could say the Supreme Court considered his appeal a ‘false flag.’
Posted inFlavor
San Antonio’s Bakery Lorraine hires Jenn Riesman as executive pastry chef
After the departure of its founding pastry chefs almost a year ago, some wondered who could possibly replace them. That question has finally been answered.
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San Antonio’s No Kings 2.0 protest scheduled for this Saturday could break records … again
Meanwhile, Republican speaker of the house Mike Johnson is claiming that ‘pro-Hamas antifa’ is behind the movement.
Posted inTexas News
Chicago mayor says Gov. Greg Abbott should ‘focus on Texas’ poverty instead of sending troops
‘The governor of Texas should be worrying about Texas,’ Mayor Brandon Johnson said. ‘Why he all up in my business?’
Posted inSan Antonio News
San Antonio’s Hotel Emma wins another prestigious Michelin distinction
The property celebrates its 10th anniversary as the only Alamo City hotel to win Michelin’s Two-Key distinction.
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Former Mayor Ron Nirenberg could run against County Judge Peter Sakai in 2026 primary
A new poll shows Nirenberg crushing Sakai in a theoretical matchup.