Texas has the second-most dangerous roads for motorcyclists

Texas riders also face the highest rates of collisions with fixed objects, including road signs, mailboxes and trees, according to the report.

by Nina Rangel November 3, 2023May 21, 2025

Texas riders also face the highest rates of collisions with fixed objects, including road signs, mailboxes and trees, according to the report.

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San Antonio among the best cities in the nation for a kid-friendly vacation, report says

‘One thing that isn’t bigger when it comes to Texas is trip costs,’ said the report, which also praised SA’s safety and array of fun options.

by Michael Karlis February 2, 2023September 10, 2024

Cannabis

More young children are eating cannabis edibles by mistake, study finds

There’s been an 1,375% increase in reports of U.S. children under 6 accidentally consuming THC, often at home.

by Lee DeVito, Detroit Metro Times January 4, 2023September 20, 2024

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San Antonio-area militia spins COVID conspiracy after collapse of Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin

This Is Texas Freedom Force, the extremist group spreading the claim, is the same one that recently staged an armed demonstration against a San Antonio drag show.

by Michael Karlis January 3, 2023May 23, 2025

Food & Drink

Texas named worst state for a girl’s night based on safety, costs of drinks, access to five-star bars

Texas ranks dead last on the list due to low safety levels and high overall costs.

by Nina Rangel November 29, 2022October 10, 2024

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Despite tough-on-crime claims, Texas ranks as one of most dangerous U.S. states, study finds

Texas’ high poverty rate and lack of natural disaster relief are among the reasons for the state’s low ranking.

by Michael Karlis October 26, 2022April 14, 2025

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Attorney General Ken Paxton ordered to testify in abortion lawsuit after evading subpoena

A federal judge who previously quashed the subpoena ruled that the attorney general must take the witness stand in a lawsuit from abortion funds.

by Eleanor Klibanoff, The Texas Tribune October 5, 2022August 17, 2023

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San Antonio TikTok users disgusted by clip of woman swimming along the River Walk

Swimming in the section of the San Antonio River that winds through downtown is a misdemeanor offense, according to a city ordinance.

by Michael Karlis September 15, 2022July 3, 2024

News

St. Mary’s Strip, Cannabis Legalization: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

Many readers took a deep dive into our reporting on the woes surrounding the St. Mary’s nightlife destination.

by San Antonio Current Staff May 20, 2022September 3, 2024

Music

Tone Deaf: The ‘slow bleed’ of the St. Mary’s Strip is jeopardizing live music in San Antonio

Neighborhood complaints, noise concerns, construction and lack of parking are putting pressure on the area that’s long been the city’s music hotspot.

by Sanford Nowlin and Travis E. Poling May 18, 2022August 2, 2025

Food & Drink

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safety

Texas has the second-most dangerous roads for motorcyclists

San Antonio among the best cities in the nation for a kid-friendly vacation, report says

More young children are eating cannabis edibles by mistake, study finds

San Antonio-area militia spins COVID conspiracy after collapse of Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin

Texas named worst state for a girl’s night based on safety, costs of drinks, access to five-star bars

Despite tough-on-crime claims, Texas ranks as one of most dangerous U.S. states, study finds

Attorney General Ken Paxton ordered to testify in abortion lawsuit after evading subpoena

San Antonio TikTok users disgusted by clip of woman swimming along the River Walk

Tone Deaf: The ‘slow bleed’ of the St. Mary’s Strip is jeopardizing live music in San Antonio

Breakfast at Mama’s Cafe, ‘Chipotlanes’: San Antonio’s biggest food stories of the week

U.S. Department of Labor issues final rule for restaurant owners on tip credit, server side work

Proposed Department of Labor tip rules likely to be a pain in the ass for restaurant owners

San Antonio food service workers weigh in on available — but undesirable — job prospects

AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine holds up in an updated analysis of trial data

County Judge Wolff says San Antonio bars without food will be forced to close again Thursday