Elon Musk’s DOGE layoffs could make San Antonio’s weak housing market worse, study says

Some 3% of the San Antonio area’s workforce is employed by the federal government, the sixth-highest percentage in the nation.

by Michael Karlis February 28, 2025June 17, 2025

Arts

San Antonio Spurs tickets going for as little as $2 as team struggles with health problems

When fees and taxes are included, the checkout price jumps to $8.

by Michael Karlis February 28, 2025July 28, 2025

News

Texas leaders quiet amid the biggest measles outbreak in decades

Declining vaccination rates, decreasing trust in government and a political unwillingness to endorse vaccines is shaping Texas’ measles response.

by Eleanor Klibanoff, The Texas Tribune February 28, 2025March 6, 2025

News

City of San Antonio to begin talks with county, Spurs on new $1.5 billion arena

Thursday’s vote came after two days of messy debate.

by Michael Karlis February 27, 2025May 13, 2025

Arts

Shaq reveals Spurs coach Popovich’s act of kindness when the star attended school in San Antonio

‘He did something for me I never talked about,’ O’Neal said.

by Stephanie Koithan February 27, 2025July 22, 2025

Food & Drink

California’s Barrio Dogg chain closes its San Antonio location

The Mexican-style hotdog spot opened in Southtown less than a year ago.

by Katherine Stinson February 24, 2025July 22, 2025

Music

Wu-Tang Clan’s final tour coming to Texas in June but skipping San Antonio

The group will be joined on all three Texas dates by rap duo Run The Jewels.

by Stephanie Koithan February 24, 2025August 5, 2025

Food & Drink

‘Fresh Mex’ restaurant Luz Roja opening in downtown San Antonio’s longtime Blanco Cafe space

The dining spot is a venture involving downtown developer Devin Elder and longtime restaurateur Dan Ward of Piatti fame.

by Sanford Nowlin February 24, 2025July 29, 2025

News

San Antonio State Sen. Roland Gutierrez tells Musk and friends to shove Nazi salute ‘up your ass’

The Democrat’s remarks came after two speakers at the right-wing CPAC conference gave stiff-armed salutes.

by Michael Karlis February 24, 2025March 20, 2025

News

Ted Cruz aims to shut down ‘woke’ science grants for cancer research, car safety, student participation

Texas senator claims the National Science Foundation is using grants to fund ‘neo-Marxist class warfare propaganda.’

by Sanford Nowlin February 24, 2025May 29, 2025

News

San Antonio Zoo closes three exhibits after wild vulture tests ‘non-negative’ for bird flu

The park also has removed fish feeders that may attract birds and has moved some birds in its care off-habitat.

by Michael Karlis February 24, 2025March 6, 2025

Food & Drink

Watching wizards make your food is part of the fun at San Antonio’s Noodles & Dumplings

The Texas-based Chinese restaurant chain does a formidable job with its two namesake foods.

by Ron Bechtol February 23, 2025July 22, 2025

Arts

Gregg Popovich not expected to return to coaching Spurs this season, ESPN reports

Pop, 76, is in his 29th season coaching the team.

by Sanford Nowlin February 23, 2025June 10, 2025

Music

San Antonio music venue Rah! Rah! Room wants local talent to be front and center

The club’s Loud & Local shows are designed to bring together like-minded San Antonio acts.

by Jeph Duarte February 22, 2025July 30, 2025

Arts

San Antonio Philharmonic guest conductor Lina González-Granados doesn’t want to tell the same stories

González-Granados will lead the orchestra as it performs its Classics VI concerts on Friday and Saturday.

by Sanford Nowlin February 21, 2025July 27, 2025

Music

Dark folk acts Wardruna and Chelsea Wolfe will perform together in San Antonio this fall

The ambient Nordic band has amassed tens of millions of views on YouTube.

by Stephanie Koithan February 19, 2025August 2, 2025

Arts

‘For Fran’ at San Antonio’s Ruiz-Healy Art offers another exhibition remembering Fran Colpitt

The exhibition features work by creators the revered art historian, critic and curator worked with in the 1990s.

by Neil Fauerso February 18, 2025July 12, 2025

News

San Antonio’s Northside ISD votes to join class action lawsuit against social media companies

The suit argues that social media content is responsible for bullying and other dangers facing kids.

by Michael Karlis February 17, 2025April 22, 2025

Arts

World’s Largest Bouncy House wobbling its way to San Antonio this month

The event is part of the Big Bounce America Tour, and it’s open to all ages.

by Michael Karlis February 17, 2025July 29, 2025

News

Elon Musk’s federal downsizing plans could close as many as 450 Texas facilities

Musk’s DOGE reportedly wants to eliminate half of all federal nonmilitary real estate nationwide, forcing more workers to quit.

by Sanford Nowlin February 17, 2025July 8, 2025

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Elon Musk’s DOGE layoffs could make San Antonio’s weak housing market worse, study says

San Antonio Spurs tickets going for as little as $2 as team struggles with health problems

Texas leaders quiet amid the biggest measles outbreak in decades

City of San Antonio to begin talks with county, Spurs on new $1.5 billion arena

Shaq reveals Spurs coach Popovich’s act of kindness when the star attended school in San Antonio

California’s Barrio Dogg chain closes its San Antonio location

Wu-Tang Clan’s final tour coming to Texas in June but skipping San Antonio

‘Fresh Mex’ restaurant Luz Roja opening in downtown San Antonio’s longtime Blanco Cafe space

San Antonio State Sen. Roland Gutierrez tells Musk and friends to shove Nazi salute ‘up your ass’

Ted Cruz aims to shut down ‘woke’ science grants for cancer research, car safety, student participation

San Antonio Zoo closes three exhibits after wild vulture tests ‘non-negative’ for bird flu

Watching wizards make your food is part of the fun at San Antonio’s Noodles & Dumplings

Gregg Popovich not expected to return to coaching Spurs this season, ESPN reports

San Antonio music venue Rah! Rah! Room wants local talent to be front and center

San Antonio Philharmonic guest conductor Lina González-Granados doesn’t want to tell the same stories

Dark folk acts Wardruna and Chelsea Wolfe will perform together in San Antonio this fall

‘For Fran’ at San Antonio’s Ruiz-Healy Art offers another exhibition remembering Fran Colpitt

San Antonio’s Northside ISD votes to join class action lawsuit against social media companies

World’s Largest Bouncy House wobbling its way to San Antonio this month

Elon Musk’s federal downsizing plans could close as many as 450 Texas facilities