Devil at the Crossroads will combine music, animation to tell mythic story
San Antonio artist and musician Fred Himes’ performance weaves the tale of fictional bluesman Virgil T. Honeybone.
San Antonio’s Ruby City invites public to 5-year-anniversary celebration on Saturday
The fun will include a creative-writing workshop, music, sweets and even a seance.
GoFundMe launched for family of San Antonio-area toddler killed in dog attack
The owner of the three pit bulls, who was the child’s babysitter, has been arrested and charged.
San Antonio fire union will fight Prop C, setting up November ballot showdown
The proposition would remove tenure and pay limits for the city manager — something the union fought for in 2018.
USA Today calls San Antonio ‘one of the best food cities in America’
Specific restaurants that got shoutouts included Eddie’s Taco House, Pinkerton’s and more.
Residents urge San Antonio ISD not to sell land for Missions ball park development
During Monday’s marathon SAISD meeting, activists and others spoke in opposition to the project.
Texas’ abortion laws are straining the OB/GYN workforce, new study shows
More doctors are considering leaving or retiring early, while fewer medical students are applying to obstetrics and gynecology residencies in Texas.
Eighteen of Texas’ current congressional candidates are election deniers
Fifteen were among the Texas Republicans who voted against certifying Joe Biden’s legitimate 2020 win.
San Antonio metal mecca Bonds Rock Bar is closing after 25 years in business
The club’s upstairs venue will close at year’s end, but its downstairs bar is expected to be around a while longer.
Grammy-winning Lucinda Williams playing two nights in San Antonio starting Tuesday
Tuesday night is the only Texas date Williams will perform a ‘musical analog’ to her newly released memoir.
North San Antonio Mexican restaurant Las Chiladas not renewing lease
The owner is now in talks with at least two potential buyers, he said.
Here’s how to register to vote in San Antonio before Monday’s end-of-day deadline
There are several ways to make sure you’re registered in time.
Experience Hendrix tour heading to San Antonio after five-year hiatus
Tour participant Kenny Wayne Shepherd talks about the Wednesday, Oct. 9, San Antonio date and Jimi Hendrix’s legacy.
Facing a tight race, Ted Cruz goes quiet on abortion
As abortion and other reproductive rights loom over the election, Cruz has largely been unwilling to clarify his stances.
Texas students with immigrant parents lost out on college aid because of FAFSA glitch
The glitch kept the students from submitting the form on time, which put them last in line to receive aid this year.
San Antonio is safest major city in Texas, study says
However, San Antonio ranked poorly for safety compared to other U.S. cities.
San Antonio-based H-E-B finally accepting Apple Pay, other tap-to-pay options
San Antonio is the first city to benefit from the change, which the grocer plans to implement statewide.
San Antonio mayoral candidate Pelaez misses more meetings than anyone else on council
District 8’s Manny Pelaez skipped more than half of all public comment sessions over the past two years, according to the report.
Actress Emilia Jones talks about spending time in Texas with whistleblower Reality Winner
The dark comedy biopic Winner is now streaming on on-demand platforms.
The Art and Science of Margaret Craig is on display in the San Antonio Art League’s space
Craig’s imagery, though derived from nature, includes the waste of commercial products.
Talking art and humanism with Ukrainian metal act Jinjer before its San Antonio show
The acclaimed progressive-metal group will perform Monday, Oct. 7, at the Aztec Theatre.
San Antonio’s Thai Curry shows there’s more to explore in Southeast Asian cuisine
This Broadway eatery’s exceptional entrees highlight the complex-yet-inviting flavors of Thai food.
Ted Cruz-Colin Allred poll, Killer Burger: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Plenty of folks also read up on Southwest Airlines and SA consumers’ panic buying of toilet paper.
Ruling that found part of Texas vote harvesting law unconstitutional temporarily blocked
A federal judge’s decision on Sept. 28 had immediately halted the state’s ability to investigate alleged cases of vote harvesting.
Here’s how to register to vote in Texas before the Oct. 7 deadline
Our guide can help you determine how to register, who is eligible to vote, whether you’re still registered and more in advance of Election Day.
Greg Abbott’s border ‘theatrics’ now include acting like the state department
Abbott’s latest bid to expand the bounds of his authority might introduce confusion abroad, experts say.
San Antonio’s Mr. Juicy lauded by Yelp users for its cheeseburgers
Chef Andrew Weissman’s Mr. Juicy was one of just two Texas restaurants to make the list.
San Antonio Zoo unveils on-site lodge for overnight stays
Those who can pay the bill will be able to sleep among giraffes, rhinos and zebras.
Texas House race in San Antonio heats up as new ad targets John Lujan’s abortion stance
Democrat Kristian Carranza’s new TV ad skewers the Republican for saying he’d force his daughter to carry a rapist’s baby.
U.S. Rep. Colin Allred looks to turn Republicans against rival Ted Cruz
Former congressman Adam Kinzinger is leading newly formed Republicans for Allred group.
Colin Allred narrows gap in Texas Senate race, but can he win?
The Democratic congressman is polling closer to Sen. Ted Cruz in his challenge this year, and independent race rankers are noticing.
Pissed-off Texans react on social media to early morning ‘Blue Alert’
The cell phone signal jolted people from their sleep statewide, even though it concerned an incident in the Panhandle.
Flurry of lawsuits vies to establish who controls the San Antonio Philharmonic
Lawsuits filed this week pit former board members against Executive Director Roberto Treviño.
Grammy-winning Rebirth Brass Band coming to San Antonio’s Stable Hall in December
Tickets are on sale to the public starting this Friday.
Ken Paxton sues TikTok for violating new Texas social media law
The attorney general argues that the popular short form video app has not complied with a new state law that seeks to protect children who are active online.
Study names TMI Episcopal San Antonio area’s best high school
A mix of public, private and charter schools rounded out Niche’s Top 10 High Schools in San Antonio list.
Cobra Kai cast and more heading to San Antonio’s Big Texas Comicon
The celebrity-heavy event will take place this weekend at Henry B. González Convention Center.
San Antonio’s ‘Skeleton House’ returns for a fourth year
The Stone Oak home is known for its humorous skeleton decorations that change daily in October.
San Antonio’s El Remedio closes brick-and-mortar eatery ‘until further notice’
The birria-and-seafood restaurant’s owners said the landlord locked it out of the building.
San Antonio Google searches on registering to vote spike after VP debate
San Antonio had the sixth-highest volume of Google searches of any U.S. metro on how to register to vote.
Texas among the worst states for police assaulting students on school campuses
New study shows the number of on-campus assaults by law enforcement personnel reached record level.
Longshore workers strike has San Antonio residents panic buying toilet paper
About 90% of toilet paper sold here is produced in the U.S., so it won’t be affected by the strike.
Frankie Valli playing San Antonio as videos prompt concern from fans
Valli has publicly responded to the clips, stating ‘I plan to be doing shows as long as I can.’
San Antonio’s Busted Sandal Brewing closing all three locations
The business is the latest local craft brewer to succumb to higher prices, dropping demand.
Can Democrats keep the Texas House anti-voucher?
Four years after a failed attempt to flip the lower chamber, the minority party has set its sights on a more modest objective.
Oregon-based chain Killer Burger to open its first San Antonio store
The location will be the company’s first outside of the Pacific Northwest.
San Antonio-based Taco Cabana launches national franchising program
Cabana bowls could soon become a national phenomenon
San Antonio Philharmonic postpones October performances until next spring
The rescheduling comes after two key donors sued the orchestra and multiple employees left the organization.
San Antonio brunch spot Mimosa Gossip cutting back hours due to slow sales
The brunch eatery touts dozens of varieties of its signature beverage.
San Antonio’s Three Amigos Chinese Food reopens after fire
Customers lined up in the hot sun Wednesday for the West Side landmark’s triumphant return.
San Antonio’s Briscoe Museum setting up community Día de los Muertos altar
This month, the museum also will offer classes where visitors can learn to make sugar skulls and piñatas.
San Antonio cop who once faced charges for beating suspect wants his job back
Thomas Villarreal was one of two former officers accused kicking down a suspect’s door and repeatedly punching him.
San Antonio’s retrospective for Chicano artist Rolando Briseño highlights a groundbreaking career
‘Dining with Rolando Briseño: A Fifty Year Retrospective’ is on display at the city’s Centro de Artes gallery.
Bad Takes: Running San Antonio’s government ‘more like a business’ isn’t a smart solution
Civics and commerce aren’t the same thing, and citizens deserve to have a say.
Texas among states with biggest drops in life expectancy, study finds
Texas’ leading causes of death for the study period were heart disease, COVID-19 and cancer.
Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Danny Ocean, Tinlicker, Architects
Whether your tastes run to EDM or metalcore, you’re in for a treat.
Here’s where to celebrate Oktoberfest in and around San Antonio
Say guten tag to your October plans.
Texas prison system’s staffing crisis and outdated technology endanger guards and inmates
A new state report says the prison population will outgrow capacity by the end of next year.
Did San Antonio city official try to meddle in hiring process for Animal Control Services director?
An assistant city manager sought to put his preferred candidate on a finalist list created by outside consultant, emails show.
The late Kris Kristofferson has San Antonio tie through 1972 film Cisco Pike
The movie features Kristofferson and SA music legend Doug Sahm and his Sir Douglas Quintet.
Another poll shows Democratic challenger Colin Allred closing in on Ted Cruz
The new poll comes a week after a Morning Consult survey showed Allred leading Cruz for the first time.
Assclown Alert: Stumping for Trump with JD Vance and Texas evangelist David Wallnau
Vance joined Wallnau, who once claimed Kamala Harris ‘used witchcraft,’ on tour to help Trump win in ‘demonic strongholds.’
HASH Vegan Eatery and Sober Bar launches GoFundMe to keep the lights on
The restaurant and dry bar is already over half way to its goal.
San Antonio’s San Pedro Playhouse presenting Rocky Horror Show this month
The San Pedro Playhouse’s production promises true-to-source raunch.
During San Antonio speech, Bernie Sanders urges Gen Z to take its energy to polls
Austin-San Antonio U.S. Rep. Greg Casar is organizing similar rallies in Austin and San Marcos.
Federal judge tosses Southwest Airlines’ legal filing over San Antonio airport
Southwest sued San Antonio because it wants to jump to the airport’s newest terminal rather than stay in an aging one.
Fish City Grill opens new location in San Antonio’s Alamo Heights suburb
The restaurant is the Texas-based chain’s fourth in the Alamo City area.
The Price is Right Live returns to San Antonio’s Tobin Center this spring
Folks will have the chance to spin the Big Wheel and maybe even win prizes.
San Antonio police K9 dead after attack by civilian dogs on Northeast side
The attack comes as San Antonio continues to grapple with a dangerous-dog problem.
Eagle Pass residents rally to have state return Shelby Park
Residents say they can no longer access the park after the state seized it against the city’s wishes in January.
Revamped San Antonio Spurs have varying expectations heading into the season
Wemby and Sochan said they want to win. Popovich wants to focus on development, and Chris Paul wants playing time.
PETA wants to put an anti-leather sign in front of boots at San Antonio’s North Star Mall
The activist group hopes to put up the sign before the holiday shopping season. Mall officials say it’s against company policy.
First ‘new generation’ Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins store opening in San Antonio
The new-generation store will make its debut next month.
San Antonio’s Paper Tiger hosting Hello Kitty rave this Thursday
Attendees are encouraged to wear their most kawaii costumes.
Texas can no longer investigate alleged cases of vote harvesting, federal judge says
The provision was included in a sweeping Texas voting bill that was signed into law in 2021.
San Antonio cocktail spot La Ruina has closed after just 2 years in business
Olaf Harmel and Gerry Shirley, the former owners of The Modernist, spent two years renovating the space.
Texas maternal mortality committee asks to review abortion-related deaths
The panel wants to review those cases, which have been excluded from state data for years, and other reforms amid a report that shows a spike in maternal deaths.
Despite warnings, Texas rushed to remove millions from Medicaid. Eligible residents lost care.
Texas officials acknowledged some errors after they stripped Medicaid coverage from more than 2 million people, most of them children. A ProPublica and Texas Tribune review of records shows that these mistakes and others were preventable.
Beer-chugging kid, George Strait performance: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Readers also wanted to get the scoop on the Ted Cruz-Colin Allred race and big changes at USAA.
Former San Antonio councilman Clayton Perry joins race to replace Mayor Ron
Perry made national headlines after being charged with a DWI hit-and-run accident in 2022.
Folks can honor their departed furry friends at the San Antonio Zoo’s animal ofrenda
The animal ofrenda in celebration of Dia de los Muertos will be up through early November.
Texas Rep from San Antonio says he’d force daughter to birth child if she’d been raped
In his remarks, Rep. John Lujan, a Republican, clarified that he doesn’t have any daughters.
Teriyaki Madness chain opening two additional San Antonio restaurants
The fast-casual Asian chain has outlets under development at Brooks City Base and Alamo Ranch.
Southwest Airlines sues city of San Antonio because it wants to be in new terminal
The airline, which accounts for 37% of traffic at San Antonio International, doesn’t want to be stuck in an aging terminal.
USAA quietly relocated its banking business out of San Antonio this spring
USAA Federal Savings Bank is now headquartered in Phoenix, but officials said the move doesn’t affect local customers.
San Antonio Animal Control Services waiving adoption fees for big dogs
San Antonio can adopt dogs weighing over 40 pounds for free through Saturday, Sept. 28.
Texas Supreme Court leaves State Fair’s gun ban in place
Attorney General Ken Paxton had turned to the high court to overturn the ban after other lower courts declined to intercede.
Hounds of War star Rhona Mitra shares love for stunt work and rescuing horses
Mitra (The Life of David Gale, Underworld: Rise of the Lycans) does her own fight scenes.
Angie Bridges, co-owner of San Antonio’s Copa Wine Bar, has died
Angie Bridges co-owned the long-running wine bar with her husband Jeff.
University of Texas at San Antonio declines to disband frat accused of waterboarding
Following an investigation, UTSA’s Alpha Tau Omega was ordered to participate in community service projects and hazing education training workshops.
Feds warn Texas Republican Party over failure to disclose who’s on its payroll
Regulators gave the party until the end of October to correct recent paperwork or face potential fine.
San Antonio Public Library invites readers to enjoy banned books this week
Last year, the American Library Association recorded its highest-ever number of attempts to censor reading materials.
Clip of child chugging beer at University of Texas football game goes viral
Some online commenters questioned where the toddler acquired a taste for suds.
More than $200K in equipment stolen in San Antonio from Tejano band
The equipment was stolen when someone drove off with the band’s packed U-Haul on the South Side.
Jazz’SALive will fill San Antonio’s Hemisfair with blue notes this weekend
This year’s free event will be headlined by Grammy-nominated jazz pianist Patrice Rushen.
Texas sues Biden administration over requirement to provide LGBTQ+ youth foster placements
Placing LGBTQ+ foster children in more accepting homes would cost Texas too much money and resources, the lawsuit says.
The new memoir by Sam Kindrick, San Antonio’s chronicler of ‘outlaw country,’ is one wild ride
Outlaw Country Reporter: Misfits, Madams, and Hangin’ with Willie was recently released by Texas A&M Press.
Manhattan Short Film Festival will run two weekends in San Antonio
The ‘microfestival’ will screen films this weekend and the next at Urban-15.
Feds file sex-discrimination suit against owner of San Antonio’s Ingram Park Chrysler
The lawsuit alleges Benson Enterprises Inc. allowed a male manager to discriminate against and harass female workers.
San Antonio Independent School District could derail Missions ball park project
SAISD owns the last piece of land Weston Urban needs for its sports district. A public input meeting is slated for Oct. 7.
Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet holding open audition for San Antonio kids
Local children can audition to be a part of this quintessential Christmas production when it plays the Majestic Theatre.
Girl in a Coma announces San Antonio show headlining Muertos Fest
The annual Hemisfair event is free and no tickets are required.
School-voucher ‘evangelist’ with Texas ties on leave after gay porn videos resurface
Anti-LGBTQ+ operative Corey DeAngelis has ties to Gov. Greg Abbott and was involved a recent San Antonio political campaign.
David Cross will bring his bizarre humor to San Antonio’s Stable Hall on Friday
Cross is famous for his roles in “Arrested Development” and “Mr. Show with Bob and David.”
O’Rourke and Emhoff raise another million for Harris campaign, tout voter registration momentum
After lunching on Whataburgers with Beto O’Rourke, Doug Emhoff criticized GOP voting laws and urged Texans not to ‘let anyone prevent you from registering and from voting.’
Another San Antonio-area H-E-B will get a True Texas BBQ
The new location — the chain’s 10th in the San Antonio area — is projected to open in the spring.
San Antonio-based USAA lays off workers for second time this year
Company officials declined to say how many people lost their jobs.
Study: CPS Energy’s J.K. Spruce coal plant among nation’s worst polluters
San Antonio’s electrical utility plans to phase out use of coal by 2028, but Spruce will still use natural gas.
Rep. Castro nominates music by Selena, other Texas Latino artists for U.S. archive
The list also includes Freddy Fender, Johnny Rodriguez and a pioneering San Antonio radio broadcast.
Restaurant chain Haywire bringing farm-to-fork fare to San Antonio’s La Cantera
The restaurant is the latest venture by the group behind Velvet Taco and Ida Claire.
Poll: San Antonio Councilman John Courage is frontrunner in mayor’s race — well, sort of.
Nearly half of registered Bexar County voters said they aren’t familiar with any of the mayoral candidates.
New exhibition at San Antonio’s Witte Museum celebrates spiders
Spiders – From Fear to Fascination opens this Saturday and includes live spider specimens.
San Antonio Animal Care Services to stop deleting critical social-media comments
The move comes after a watchdog group accused the city department of violating the First Amendment.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, Rep. Greg Casar to hold San Antonio rally ahead of election
The event will take place Monday at Paper Tiger.
San Antonio burger spot Mark’s Outing adding after-hours drive-up service
The new hours will include carhop service where a server takes orders at customers’ vehicles.
Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Hozier, Wallflowers, Brooks Nielsen
California’s Dayseeker is also bringing its blend of synths and post-hardcore to Vibes Underground.
Jury clears all but one defendant in Texas ‘Trump Train’ trial
Six Trump supporters were accused of intimidating a Biden campaign bus in 2020. Both plaintiffs and defendants saw Monday’s verdict as a victory.
Plan for high-speed rail between San Antonio, Austin, Mexico picks up steam
Mexican government officials attended the Texas Passenger Rail Advisory Committee’s meeting on Monday.
Japanese bargain store Daiso is already opening a second San Antonio location
The store is opening a second San Antonio location only two months after its Alamo City debut.
Study: San Antonio ranks among worst cities for women
San Antonio’s low ranking was primarily due to the state’s abortion ban and lack of healthcare options.
The 4:30 Movie cast discusses Kevin Smith’s flicks and their own cinematic memories
The coming-of-age comedy explores Smith’s own movie-loving teen years.
San Antonio developer Weston Urban places bid on affordable housing complex
Residents of the Robert E. Lee Apartments are on edge about the proposed purchase.
Four bars on San Antonio’s St. Mary’s Strip named in over-serving lawsuit
The suit claims that the four bars kept serving the driver after he was “obviously intoxicated.”
San Antonio chef Geronimo Lopez takes over Hotel Emma’s culinary program
Lopez’s jump to the luxury hotel property comes after he closed down Botika, his innovative Asian-Peruvian restaurant.
Long-running alt-rock act Silversun Pickups coming to San Antonio’s Aztec Theatre
The band will perform this Tuesday.
Halftime Pizza closes one of its two San Antonio locations
The closure is effective immediately, but the business’ other location remains open.
Cards Against Humanity sues SpaceX, alleging South Texas property damage
The suit alleges Elon Musk’s venture used and damaged private land owned by the gaming company without permission.
Pioneering San Antonio metal act S.A. Slayer reforming for festival appearances
The group will appear at Germany’s Keep It True XXV festival and Hell’s Heroes VII in Houston.
Republicans feature 9/11 conspiracy theorist in South Texas ads
The small business owner featured in the ad previously shared memes calling 9/11 and the COVID-19 pandemic inside jobs and mocking U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw.
Maternal deaths surged in Texas in 2020, 2021
Even excluding deaths related to COVID, Texas’ maternal mortality rate spiked, reversing two years of improvement.
San Antonio couple charged in deadly dog attack get 15-, 18-year prison sentences
State District Judge Velia Meza also ripped into San Antonio’s ACS department Friday.
Developer wants to raze San Antonio’s former Pig Stand diner site
The property, which served customers for decades, is a lower-Broadway landmark.
San Antonio council decision to kill affordable-housing project draws cries of ‘redlining’
The vote comes a week after council moved forward with plans to raze another apartment complex downtown that had affordable units.
Two key backers of San Antonio Philharmonic sue, demand loan repayment
Philharmonic Executive Director Roberto Treviño denied claims in the suit and said the orchestra is pursuing counterclaims.
George Strait to perform at San Antonio gala in October
Other celebrities in attendance will include Gary Sinise, celebrity chef Robert Irvine and Chuck Norris.
San Antonio Zoo’s annual Zoo Boo! event kicks off this weekend
The family friendly Zoo Boo! includes trick-or-treating, costumes and more.
Bipartisan Texas legislators join calls for clemency for Robert Roberson
The condemned Texas man was convicted of killing his daughter in 2003 based on an outdated ‘shaken baby syndrome’ diagnostic process.
For first time, poll shows Colin Allred beating Ted Cruz in November
News of the poll breaks as the two candidates agreed to their first televised debate.
Doug Emhoff to lead San Antonio rally for Texas Democrats
The second gentleman’s visit will focus on voting rights.
Nicki Minaj says crowd at San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center one of the best ever
The 12-time Grammy nominee sang Selena’s ‘Bidi Bidi Bom Bom’ during her first-ever Alamo City show.
San Antonio City Council approves $4 billion budget for new fiscal year
The budget includes funding cuts to VIA, increased costs for ambulance transports and more expensive parking at the Alamodome.
Terry Black’s BBQ chain gets city approval to move ahead on San Antonio location
The family behind the Texas-based chain said they hope to start construction early next year.
Texas Hill Country’s Enchanted Rock State Natural Area is about to get way bigger
Officials say the acquisition will ensure views of Hill Country from the top of the rock remain beautiful.
San Antonio’s El Siete Mares Seafood closes after 30 years
The property is already pending sale at an asking price of $500,000, a representative of the real estate company said.
Travis County sues Texas AG Ken Paxton over voter-registration crackdown
The suit alleges Paxton, a Trump ally, is violating the federal Voting Rights Act.
Ancient Aliens Live coming to San Antonio’s Tobin Center on Friday
Yes, host and producer Giorgio A. Tsoukalos — the guy with the crazy hair — will be there.
San Antonio police lieutenant suspended for being ‘wasted’ and armed in hotel lobby
Three other SAPD personnel were disciplined in relation to the February incident, records show.
