The 3,200-seat facility has already raised the curtain on a varied music lineup that kicks off with a Smashing Pumpkins show.
Most of the deaths were attributed to ‘preexisting medical conditions’ or abuse suffered before the children entered the system, according to the DFPS report.
He still faces trial over charges that FBI agents found marijuana, psychedelic mushrooms and a firearm at his Alamo City residence.
Patrick has also championed other anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, including his failed 2017 bathroom bill.
The route wasn’t expected to start until April 25 but opened ahead of schedule.
The news comes after owner Santikos Entertainment purchased and reopened two Alamo Drafthouse locations.
Kura is known for partnering with iconic brands like Tetris and Hello Kitty for its Bikkura Pon prize machines.
NIOSA Organizers started the tradition in the 1970s to ward off bad weather.
Live music and food trucks will round out the 21-and-over event.
The striking musicians will return to First Baptist Church for performances in April, May and June.
The half-acre property is listed for nearly $1.5 million.
Officers located the missing cash machine by following drag marks.
Presale tickets are available online starting Wednesday.
Abbott has said his border project is stopping smugglers and drug cartels, but the numbers show a different story.
The long-running event will feature mariachi performers on floating barges.
K-3 teachers in Texas have until 2023 to complete a 60-hour Reading Academies course to keep the job. It’s taking some 120 hours on their own time to finish.
Church said he’ll play for free at New Braunfels’ Whitewater Amphitheater in September to make good.
Utility companies and key oil and gas transportation hubs are on high alert as Russian hackers have been probing energy infrastructure’s digital networks for weak points.
The moves provide ammunition to his runoff rival, progressive Jessica Cisneros.
Parties of multiple kinds were at the heart of the Current‘s most-read stories of the week.
The brewery will host a special guest for the event: Fig Newton the tiny horse.
Every top story this week centered around an opening or big changes to a local mainstay.
It’s only the second time in more than 50 years that Congress has voted to repeal cannabis prohibition.
Bud Light said it felt bad for his fans and wanted to give them a reason to celebrate.
The four-time NBA champion will be joined by former Spurs player and coach George Karl.
Revelers can expect to pay more for items such as oysters, chicken on a stick and potstickers.
The former staffer said it looks as if outcomes of investigations into families with trans children are predetermined.
The data is gleaned directly from county health departments.
The medals feature local landmarks along with a heart-shaped package of the chain’s French fries.
The over-the-top Fiesta tradition will take place Tuesday, Apr. 5 through Thursday, Apr. 7 at the Empire Theatre.
The concept will serve up ramen and sushi under the new moniker Time to 8.
Nunn is performing as part of the Chaparral Music & Heritage Festival, a Fiesta event.
The Coffee for Conservation deal will run during April, also known as Earth Month.
The flamboyant Market Square fixture was placed in hospice care earlier this month.
Both are now charged with a string of offenses.
All of these events are organized to raise funds for queer nonprofits.
Texas got a temporary reprieve on Medicaid funding from the federal government. But that won’t solve underlying problems with high numbers of uninsured Texans.
The truck will stop at La Cantera this weekend as part of its 2022 U.S. tour.
Austin and Los Angeles are two of the most common spots from which people relocate to the Alamo City.
Roy was one of the few House members to buck a bipartisan 414-17 vote to ban Russian oil imports.
The 6,480-square-foot space is slated to open by year’s end and appears to be the company’s first with an onsite kitchen.
Vehicle access to streets surrounding the nightlife destination will be limited from Thursday through Sunday.
So far, the embattled AG has spent $45,000 on his legal defense, documents show.
The musician is being berated by fans who made travel plans and dropped money on hotel rooms.
The new business offers self- and full-service washing, as well as luxury grooming by puppy-primping pros.
The new location is just a stone’s throw from another Stone Oak-area store.
He’s hitting the road in support of Legendaddy, his first album in 10 years.
The Touch Me Tour seems to be an answer to the title of her 2019 special, Can I Touch It?
As a public defender, Jackson was legally obligated to zealously advance every argument on behalf of her clients.
Hildebrand hopes the restaurant will become a centerpiece through its “seasonal and soulful” eats.
Hosted by SASAI and Lone Star Beer, the party will feature live music and new murals on the Strip.
If the rule changes, those who carry firearms or drive motor vehicles still wouldn’t be able to use legal pot.
Snag frozen drinks and draft beer for just $3 until April 10.
The promotion — dubbed STAAR Your Breakfast Off Right — will take place Tuesday, April 5.
The plans focus on four floors of now-vacant office space at the live music and event venue.
The medal includes a bright and colorful design commemorating “Vibrant Village,” a new public art installation.
All three bands had the crowd at the Aztec Theatre riveted — pun intended.
The comedian’s Bucket List Tour hits SA on Sunday.
The digitally encrypted tokens are still on sale, and they are going for an average of $6,500.
The locations are spread around the city, including both suburban and center city dining spots.
Tickets will go on sale Friday, April 1.
Around 96% of Bexar County is currently in a severe drought.
The Dallas attorney just doesn’t appear ready to jump off the Trump Train.
The musicians and management are at an impasse over a plan to slash the size of the orchestra and make 26 members part-timers.
The Memphis Grizzlies have had San Antonio’s number this season.
Given the quality of the fillings, you can almost throw a dart at the menu board.
With Ministry, 311 and Powerman 5000 all playing shows, could there possibly be a more ’90s week in live music?
From Fiesta de los Reyes to Oyster Bake, there’s plenty to do in the first weekend of SA’s annual bash.
A study linked SARS-CoV-2 infections with smaller brain regions, but the implications are unclear.
The money reimburses hospitals for the services they provide to Medicaid patients in Texas.
Labor shortages, supply chain issues, hesitant financial backers and a frosty relationship with the Biden administration have limited how much Texas oil and gas companies are ramping up production.
The sandlot phenomenon has seen a resurgence in recent years, much to the delight of hobbyist knuckleballers.
The case could have implications for common law same-sex partners who seek a divorce.
Meltdown-prone Sen. Ted Cruz went ballistic again — and this time someone called the cops.
The music legend faced the same ID confusion that led Texas to reject 23,000 ballots under the new law.
Culinaria and Visit San Antonio’s new Tasting Texas Wine + Food Festival will bring more than 100 chefs to SA this fall.
The Broadway lunch spot’s founders searched for two years for the right successors.
The bar’s cheeky moniker generally means “spoiled” or “bratty.”
A total of four Texas metros ranked in the top 10.
The trio will perform in Los Angeles as it vies to play Wacken, which draws around 85,000 people.
The YouTube show has made celebrities including Jimmy Kimmel, Megan Thee Stallion and Tom Holland indulge in the fiery sauce.
Video of the 2015 incident appears to show the suspect raise his hands before two deputies open fire.
Borrego is a first-year Academy member in 2022.
Lone Star is further embracing the Cajun tradition by sponsoring SA’s Battle of the Boil next month.
Lawyers for abortion advocacy groups believe opponents may have given them an opening to challenge the law in a more friendly federal court.
The club is encouraging folks to “bust out the red lipstick and bustier.”
Before anyone drops coin on a 1,000-pound mammal, it’s worth considering that there are a lot of hidden costs associated with owning a horse.
The store will be the Texas-based chain’s fourth in the Alamo City.
The pre-fixe menu will showcase dishes served at Ladino when it opens this summer.
The same officer was also involved in the 2016 death of a man suffering a mental health crisis.
Lansdale’s latest book Born for Trouble: The Further Adventures of Hap and Leonard debuted on March 21.
Speaker Kara Cooney will delve into the history surrounding figures like Cleopatra, Neferusobek and Nefertiti.
The U.S. House speaker said during a stop Wednesday in Austin that she always supports her incumbents — “from right to left.”
The icehouse will provide beer specials and chicken-on-a-stick as shoppers peruse the sparkly wares.
Nowlin launched his culinary career in SA decades ago, and now he’s bringing something new to the table.
The Brooklyn-formed quartet showed its star power to a small but enthusiastic crowd.
Attendees are encouraged to “put on your flower crown and show off your fiesta medals.”
The new 2,050-square-foot restaurant will be located across from Taft High School.
The 2020 live action version of the Disney classic will be paired with a thematically appropriate dining experience.
Ryan Scott Oliver’s play pairs photographs and pop and rock sounds to tell 15 snapshot stories.
The flamboyant 76-year-old performer was hospitalized in January after a COVID-19 infection.
It’s loaded with cherry and lime, plus salt for electrolytes.
As part of San Antonio’s Contemporary Art Month, Blue Star Contemporary (BSC) is presenting a trio of exhibits by past participants in its three-month residency at Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin, Germany. The exhibitions, which opened March 4, will run through May 29. BSC selects four artists annually to live and work in Berlin, where they…
This week’s music options range from an iconic Texas singer-songwriter to trailblazers seeking less conventional paths.
Confluencias is the latest successful project spearheaded by dancer and choreographer Adira.
After topping countless “hip” lists and attracting displaced tech libertarians, the festival’s host city is deep in an intractable housing crisis.
