

Spring Branch restaurant Screaming Goat to open Northwest San Antonio location
The new two-story bar and restaurant will be located near UTSA.
Did Trump’s inauguration committee screw up its Florida incorporation filing?
Trump’s team filed two incorporation documents under different names, prompting a watchdog to say the first was a mistake.
San Antonio visual artist Donald Moffett to receive Texas Medal of Arts
Moffett, who’s known for breaking paintings free of a two-dimensional space, currently has work on display at Ruby City.
San Antonio’s ‘AK-Guy’ now wants to be Trump’s ATF director
The failed congressional candidate’s apparent qualification is that he runs a YouTube account that reviews guns.
Here’s where to get Thanksgiving meals for take-out or dine-in in San Antonio
Two Bros BBQ, Mi Tierra, The Jerk Shack, Central Market, Landrace and others are offering a variety of Turkey Day options.
San Antonio ISD demands affordable-housing deal in exchange for ballpark land sale
The district also wants a new building and annual payments if it’s to give up land needed for San Antonio Missions’ stadium.
GWAR frontman talks about his love for San Antonio’s weirdness before upcoming show
The long-running shock rock act will play Vibes Event Center this Saturday.
Willie Nelson returning to San Antonio area’s Whitewater Amphitheater in spring
Tickets to the show, which also features Robert Earl Keen, go on sale this Friday.
Texas enacted the nation’s third-highest number of book bans last academic year
The number of bans nearly tripled nationwide as conservative politicians and state legislatures got more involved.
Brunch chain Famous Toastery to open first San Antonio location
The new store, expected to open next year, will be the company’s first west of the Mississippi River.
San Antonio Coffee Festival launching holiday night market Hot Holidays on Houston
At the inaugural event, scheduled for Dec. 7, vendors will serve Mexican hot chocolate, cider and other seasonal beverages.
Hill Country’s Gruene Hall named Music Venue of the Year by Texas Country Music Association
Billed as the oldest dance hall in Texas, the venue has been in operation since 1878.
John Cornyn loses longtime bid to be next Senate Majority Leader to John Thune
Cornyn has for years signaled he wanted to succeed his close ally GOP leader Mitch McConnell. He lost in a vote decided by the Republican members of the Senate.
San Antonio Spurs reveal coach Gregg Popovich suffered ‘mild stroke’
Popovich has started rehab, according to the team, and he’s expected to make a full recovery.
H-E-B plans $3.4 million remodel for Northwest San Antonio store
The work includes a complete remodel of the Grissom Road store’s 74,000-square-foot interior.
The Lonesome Rose celebrates six years on San Antonio’s St. Mary’s Strip this weekend
The 4-day festival includes performances by Dale Watson, Summer Dean, Grey Delisle and more.
Texans overwhelmingly voted for Trump. Now, they’ll overwhelmingly suffer the economic fallout.
Texas consumers and businesses will feel the hurt from Trump’s tariffs and deportations, economists warn.
The Atomic Bitchwax bringing heavy psych sounds to Paper Tiger this weekend
The Atomic Bitchwax is composed of current and former members of ’90s stoner-rock band Monster Magnet.
Founding couple behind San Antonio’s Bakery Lorraine have left the chain
Anne Ng and Jeremy Mandrell, who started the French-style bakery in 2014, are no longer involved.
Husband of missing San Antonio realtor took ‘large bulky item’ to dump site, warrant states
Brad Simpson, who now faces murder charges, also bought cement, trash bags and bleach, arrest records state.
San Antonio restaurateur Jorge Cortez of Mi Tierra fame has died at 81
La Familia Cortez Restaurants owns five San Antonio properties, also including La Margarita and Pico De Gallo.
Festival of the Arts at San Antonio’s Trinity University brings array of free events
Visiting artists for the festival include photographer Joel Salcido, multimedia artist Cruz Ortiz and playwright Irma Herrera.
It only took Jack White a few minutes to sell out San Antonio’s Paper Tiger
The ticket site frequently crashed, experienced long load times and needed to be refreshed while people waited.
Narrow margins for two San Antonio ballot propositions should be warning for city leaders
Props C and F passed with just over 50% approval, suggesting plenty of SA residents registered their discontent.
Workers at San Antonio’s Texas Public Radio seek union representation
The organizing effort at TPR represents the third at a San Antonio news outlet this year.
Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Iron Maiden, Straight No Chaser, Holy Wire
The Lonesome Rose is also celebrating its 6th anniversary with four nights of varied performances.
Comedian Shane Gillis bringing his bro-ey standup to San Antonio in January
General ticket sales for the comic’s Frost Bank Center show begin this Friday.
Oscar-winning director Adam Elliot finds perfect balance for tragicomedy in Memoir of a Snail
The stop-motion animated film is currently playing at San Antonio theaters.
Assclown Alert: Losing again and again with now-former Democratic Party chair Gilberto Hinojosa
Wins for Texas Democrats have been few and far between under Hinojosa’s leadership.
Rosa’s Tacos To Go closes after serving San Antonio’s West Side for 16 years
Rosa’s leadership added that it’s not goodbye forever, just hasta luego.
San Antonio restaurant Mixtli earns Michelin star in debut of Texas dining guide
Seven other Alamo City spots were included in the first Texas Michelin Guide’s recommended list.
Three-level Bar House serving up drinks in historic home in downtown San Antonio
Updates to the historic home included building a rooftop patio for panoramic city views.
San Antonio Spurs’ Keldon Johnson seeking volunteers to help with toy giveaway
The Spurs small forward hosted a toy giveaway last year as well.
San Antonio Zoo will launch miniature train dedicated to U.S. military members
Officials expect the new train to begin chugging through the park sometime next year.
Alamo Colleges chancellor wins national Hispanic education award
Roughly two-thirds of Alamo Colleges’ students are Hispanic
San Antonio to host second annual gun buyback event later this month
Those who give over their firearms will receive gift cards worth up to $200 per weapon.
Nation’s first combined IHOP-Applebee’s to open in San Antonio suburb next year
Seguin’s IHOP-Applebee’s hybrid will allow folks to slurp down Long Island iced teas while scarfing down buttermilk pancakes.
Jack White playing San Antonio’s Paper Tiger this Friday in surprise show
Tickets to Friday’s show will go on sale Tuesday.
K-pop group NCT 127 performing in San Antonio as tour’s only Texas stop
The San Antonio show will take place Saturday, March 9, although the band hasn’t yet revealed a venue.
Tejano Music Awards returning to San Antonio’s Boeing Center this month
Jay Perez, Solido, Stefani Montiel and Avizo are among this year’s performers.
A growing and aging population is forcing Texas counties to seek state EMS funding
Although Texas counties are not required to provide ambulance services, many are digging deep to pay for their own fleet or to contract out services.
Despite climate concerns, young voter turnout slumped and Its support split between the parties
The youth vote was not a monolith in Tuesday’s election, despite its broad concern for the environment and disillusionment with politics and government.
U.S.-Mexico water agreement might bring relief to parched South Texas
The amendment to a 1944 treaty will help Mexico catch up with its water deliveries to the U.S. and might help Rio Grande Valley farmers devastated by low rainfall.
San Antonio’s Hash Vegan Eatery hosting diet-friendly popup
San Antonio residents with dietary restrictions are under-served, according to the popup’s organizers.
Dancing Shoes: WeFlamenco Fest returns to San Antonio for 15th year
The festival celebrates the local flamenco community by highlighting groups and individuals who help keep the art form alive.
Latina stars share their authentic version of NYC in Allswell in New York
Daphne Rubin-Vega and Elizabeth Rodriguez’s family dramedy hits VOD on Nov. 15.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick names private school vouchers as his top legislative priority
School voucher supporters say they have the votes to get a bill across both the Texas Senate, led by Patrick, and the House, which has repeatedly blocked such proposals.
For Texas Democrats, a lost decade
Or how to lose in every way, all at once.
Trump’s promise to unravel Biden’s climate policies could take years to fulfill
The president-elect has pledged to weaken air pollution regulations, reverse efforts to slow climate change and continue to boost oil and gas production.
Police Academy star and sound effects whiz visiting San Antonio this weekend
Actor Michael Winslow will be at Retro City’s toy show at Ingram Park Mall Nov. 9-10.
Ted Cruz’s daughter goes viral after making funny faces during father’s victory speech
It’s not the first time Caroline Cruz has expressed dissatisfaction with her father’s political views.
Texas conspiracy theorist Alex Jones wants to be Trump’s new press secretary
Jones is just the latest member of the far-right circus seeking a job in Trump White House.
Punk trailblazers Black Flag playing San Antonio’s Paper Tiger in December
Guitarist Greg Ginn is the band’s only original member as it continues its First Four Years tour.
Neon Moon on San Antonio’s St. Mary’s Strip rebranding after just 2 months
Neon Moon’s owner says the club will become Cream II sometime in early December.
Texas Democratic Party chair resigns after Election Day slaughter
The resignation comes after embarrassing losses across the state for Democrats.
‘They bought a legislature’: What the GOP’s gains mean for vouchers in Texas
Republicans nearly ran the table in state House races, shoring up Governor Abbott’s school voucher majority for the 2025 session.
Bexar County Democratic Party Chairwoman resigns
Monica Alcantara served four terms in the role but says she now wants to serve voters in a different way.
New San Antonio-owned restaurants prepared to land at city’s airport
The lineup includes local faves Pharm Table, Southerleigh Fine Food, Freight Fried Chicken and Tre Pizzeria.
San Antonio jury awards $7 million to man paralyzed after beating by police
Three SAPD officers tackled, struck and kicked Rogelio “Roger” Carlos III in 2014 after mistaking him for someone else.
University of Texas San Antonio cancels Friday classes after suspected student suicide
UTSA is offering an array of mental health services on Friday, including therapy dogs and counseling sessions.
Hooked Boil House closes San Antonio location after less than a year
In the span of a few months, the Cajun chain expanded to San Antonio, then closed all its locations.
San Antonio man Brad Simpson charged with murder of missing wife
Authorities believe Suzanne Clark Simpson’s body is in the Bandera area, one TV station reports.
San Antonio mayor lauds opening of mostly market-rate public housing complex downtown
Only slightly more than 20% of its 213 units are subsidized for low-income residents.
Mambo Seafood to open a third San Antonio location, this one at Brooks
The Houston-based restaurant chain plans to open its latest location Nov. 16.
Is Six Flags looking to sell San Antonio area parks Fiesta Texas and Schlitterbahn?
Six Flags officials said they’re considering the sale of some of the company’s 42 parks.
San Antonio’s Mian Noodles puts 2000 years of Chinese culinary history on fine display
Pulled wheat noodle dishes, dumplings and bao buns are the stars at this Chinese restaurant.
New pink honky tonk in downtown San Antonio will focus on Dolly and other female country artists
The owners of La Honky Tonk envisioned it as a sister bar to their El Honky Tonk.
San Antonio Botanical Garden kicks off holiday season with light exhibit
The garden’s Illuminate Exhibit will runs Nov. 29-Jan. 12.
Texas Democratic Party chair on defensive after blaming losses on support of trans rights
After receiving intense backlash for the comments, Hinojosa has issued an apology.
‘Uncharted territory’: Trump’s anti-immigration plans could take center stage in Texas
Texas is positioned better than any state to help Trump carry out his ambitious anti-immigration agenda. But it is also vulnerable to those policy’s impacts.
Free screening of Where Olive Trees Weep to take place Sunday in San Antonio
The film chronicles stories of Palestinian lives under the Israeli occupation.
Another University of Texas at San Antonio student dies by suicide, officials say
The incident happened Wednesday morning at the Bauerle Road Garage.
Gov. Abbott says Texas ready to help with Trump’s mass deportation plans
Researchers estimate a one-time migrant roundup on the scale promised by Trump would cost $315 billion.
Marc Whyte now second San Antonio councilman to get wrist slap for DUI charge
Whyte pleaded no contest to a lesser charge in exchange for fines and 48 hours of community service.
Texas House Dems trip over their own low bar
On Tuesday, the most modest of boasts became famous last words for the lower chamber’s dwindling Ds.
New San Antonio Newk’s Eatery locations could bring up to 450 jobs
The sandwich chain is looking to expand through franchising, according to its CEO.
Right-wing plan to monitor for voter fraud in Bexar County dissipates after Trump victory
Instead of camping out at county election headquarters as planned, ‘citizen journalist’ Hernando Arce decided to stay home.
Burlesque performer Susie Hamilton wins council seat in San Antonio’s Windcrest suburb
An anonymous mailer attempting to discredit her for her showgirl past seems to have backfired and helped her win.
School voucher advocate Marc LaHood wins San Antonio race for Texas House
Gov. Greg Abbott backed LaHood’s primary that defeated Republican incumbent Steve Allison.
Dallas becomes largest Texas city to vote for cannabis decriminalization
Some 67% of voters there approved a measuring prohibiting police from arresting people for up to four ounces of pot.
Texas Rep. John Lujan beats Kristian Carranza in widely watched San Antonio race
The race was considered one of the state’s few competitive contests this election cycle.
Most San Antonio incumbents coasted to election night victories
Tightly drawn political maps meant many — from members of the U.S. House on down — faced little serious competition.
San Antonio voters nix city manager pay cap, increase salaries for mayor and council
All six of the city propositions this election cycle passed by considerable margins.
Monica De La Cruz retains GOP control of South Texas congressional district
De La Cruz defeated Democrat Michelle Vallejo for Texas’ 15th Congressional District in a rematch from two years ago.
Texas Democrat Colin Allred falls short of taking Ted Cruz’s Senate seat
If Allred had beat Cruz, he would have been the first Dem to win a statewide seat in Texas since 1994.
Donald Trump wins Texas’ 40 electoral votes
The win continues the state’s streak of going red in every presidential election since it went for Jimmy Carter in 1976.
Popovich health concern ‘serious,’ needed medical attention before Saturday game
Word of the Spurs coach’s health crisis comes 24 hours after the team said he was suffering from an undisclosed illness.
Texas withdraws request to block U.S. Justice Department from monitoring state’s elections
The federal agency agreed their monitors would remain outside polling locations and wouldn’t interfere with voting.
Little Em’s sets Nov. 12 opening date for new location in San Antonio’s Southtown
The restaurant is jumping across the street into the former Up Scale location.
Overnight storms cause power outages at three San Antonio polling sites
Despite the hiccup, polls at the affected locations were able to open on time.
These are the San Antonio-area polling stations with the shortest wait times
More than half of eligible Bexar County voters had cast their ballots as of 11 a.m.
Poll: Americans think cannabis industry would do better under Harris presidency
Harris has pledged to support nationwide legalization of recreational weed.
Play on life of Texas Gov. Ann Richards to run at San Antonio’s San Pedro Playhouse
The one-woman play ANN will run Nov. 7-24.
Republican Texas AG Ken Paxton says attorneys ready to litigate election results
Paxton also declined to join other attorneys general in calling for a peaceful transfer of power.
Mysterious new nightclub opening in San Antonio’s St. Paul Square
Otherside Nightclub is opening where Cream once planned to debut its multi-level nightspot.
Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Andy Summers, Melissa Carper, Lady Wray
Classic rockers the Black Crowes and all-female metal act Burning Witches are also playing SA.
San Antonio Spurs’ Gregg Popovich to miss LA, Houston games due to illness
Assistant Coach Mitch Johnson will serve as interim head coach.
Feds will be kept out of Bexar County polling stations, election administrator Callanen says
The DOJ on Friday said it’s sending poll watchers to monitor for federal voting rights law violations.
Feds demand Ted Cruz’s campaign explain $1 million in potentially illegal donations
In a new letter, regulators included a 97-page list of individual contributions the campaign must either explain or return.
What’s with all the Grey’s Anatomy stars visiting San Antonio businesses lately?
Jason Winston George stopped by Brewjeria while canvassing for Texas House candidate Kristian Carranza.
First ever Texas A&M-San Antonio basketball game ends in split victory
TAMUSA hosted the double header in the university’s new rec center.
San Antonio right-wing gadfly calls on followers to stop liberals from stealing Bexar County elections
The ‘call to action’ comes as federal law enforcement agencies sound alarms about possible election-related violence.
San Antonio’s Freetail Brewing ending retail distribution to focus on its restaurants
The business’ two brewpubs will continue to serve its beer along with wood-fired pizzas and other food.
Austin’s Levitation festival brought psychedelic catharsis and unforgettable performances
Standout performances included Pentagram, The Sword, Osees and The Jesus Lizard.
Electoral misinformation in Texas: What you should know to avoid it.
Disinformation spikes during major U.S. elections. Experts urge verifying sources, fact-checking and careful content sharing.
Bad Takes: Musk and Trump working to protect the 1% and screw everyone else
Texas resident Musk is spending big to ensure Trump gives monied elites everything they want.
Fairgoers join Ken Paxton in suing Texas State Fair for allegedly violating their gun rights
Three fairgoers are requesting up to $1 million in damages and to allow guns at the State Fair.
Texas tells U.S. Justice Department that federal election monitors aren’t allowed in polling places
Texas’ top elections official said Friday that federal inspectors can’t be inside polls or places where ballots are counted under Texas law after the DOJ announced plans to send monitors to the state.
Why has Ted Cruz’s campaign spent thousands of bucks at beauty salons?
The $9,000 in salon expenditures could run afoul of federal rules banning personal use of campaign cash.
F–k You, Greg Abbott — The Musical
A satirical show about the Texas governor in his youth offers a giant Ann Richards puppet, dancing Matthew McConaughey heads, and a moment of catharsis.
Fast & Furious star Jordana Brewster discusses new thriller, relationship with fear
Cellar Door is currently available on VOD platforms.
FBI reportedly foiled plot to shoot up San Antonio-area Buc-ee’s
New Braunfels man Cameron Darrick Peterson is facing up to 10 years in prison on a felony gun charge.
San Antonio Spurs launch paid subscription service for game tickets
For $49 a month, fans can catch three select Spurs games in November, December, January and March.
Group sues Texas to change law that only allows religious leaders to officiate weddings
The Center for Inquiry argues the current law discriminates against atheists and secular people.
San Antonio’s Esperanza Center hosting Día de los Muertos ceremony Friday evening
The procession starts at 6 p.m. with participants winding their way through the neighborhood in full Day of the Dead regalia.
Former San Antonio TV host sparks outrage over alleged Texas election code violation
Former KABB host Esteban Solis, who says he lives in California, posted a photo of his Texas ballot on social media.
A pregnant teenager died after trying to get care in three visits to Texas emergency rooms
It took 20 hours and three ER visits before doctors admitted the pregnant 18-year-old to the hospital as her condition worsened. She’s one of at least two women who died under Texas’ abortion ban.
San Antonio Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama goes full geek with Spirited Away costume
The 7-foot-4 center donned the costume ahead of his stellar game against the Jazz on Halloween night.
San Antonio votes to ban indoor vaping starting in January
Those caught ripping a Juul indoors will face fines of up to $2,000.
Federal judge allows suit against Texas governor’s campus speech order to move forward
The judge also said the suit is likely to succeed in proving Gov. Greg Abbott’s order is unconstitutional.
Millions pour in to reelect Texas oil and gas regulator
Republican incumbent Christi Craddick has raised upwards of $10 million in her campaign for a third term on the Railroad Commission of Texas. Her campaign focuses on fighting federal regulations and what she calls ‘radical anti-oil protesters.’
Star Sandra Oh, chef José Andrés stop by San Antonio’s Best Quality Daughter
Best Quality Daughter head chef Jennifer Hwa Dobbertin posted about both visits on Instagram.
Diwali San Antonio bringing India’s Festival of Lights to downtown this Saturday
The annual event includes music, dance, food, art and a fireworks display.
New workshop at San Antonio’s Gemini Ink will explore Narrative Therapy
Poet Aaron Deutsch and therapist Heather Joy Pitamber will lead Saturday’s workshop.
Student activists stopped from delivering pro-Palestine letter to University of Texas president
The students say they face disciplinary action after attempting to deliver the letter to President Jay Hartzell on Wednesday.
Bokobá brings modern Mexican cuisine to San Antonio’s North St. Mary’s Street
The sleek new spot features live DJ sets and modern Mexican takes on international cuisine.
Texas’ housing shortage getting worse despite new construction, study says
Texas is among the U.S. states experiencing the biggest shortages in housing units.
UTSA will offer free stargazing via its observatory telescopes on first Fridays
The San Antonio star parties will continue through Dec. 6.
San Antonio finally hires new Animal Care Services director
Jonathan Gary, head of Oklahoma City’s Animal Welfare Division, will lead the embattled city department.
Country sensation Midland playing San Antonio’s Boeing Center this Saturday
The Grammy-nominated band is stopping in the Alamo City as part of its Get Lucky tour.
Multiple San Antonio artists playing at Austin’s Levitation festival this weekend
San Antonio is in the house for Austin’s annual psych rock fest.
Visual artist Chris Sauter debuts new work at San Antonio’s Cactus Barn
Sauter will hold a reception Friday, Nov. 1, and the work is otherwise viewable by appointment.
Bad Takes: From deportations to tariffs, Trump’s policies would crater the economy
Trump is offering up a perfect storm of fiscal calamity for everyone but the super-rich.
Spirit Airlines to offer direct flights from San Antonio to Atlanta and New Orleans
The budget carrier will start the daily direct flights early next year.






