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Antonioni’s 1960 film classic L’avventura to screen Tuesday in San Antonio
The screening of the film, known for its unconventional narrative approach, is part of Texas Public Radio’s Cinema Tuesdays series.
Union organizer and teacher wins Democratic primary for San Antonio’s Texas House District 125
Reyna won 80% of the vote, trouncing his opponent, former Constable Barrientes Vela, who couldn’t seem to escape her past.
Deli Boys star Saagar Shaikh learns how to teach drama at UT-San Antonio
The actor and UTSA grad is now passing on his dramatic knowledge to students at his alma mater.
San Antonio Public Library kicks off summer film series with Moonrise Kingdom
The downtown library will screen the Wes Anderson coming-of-age film for free this Tuesday — and even throw in camp-related activities.
Mayes Middleton defeats Chip Roy for Texas attorney general GOP nomination
Middleton, a conservative state senator and oil and gas executive, put more than $16 million of his own money into the race.
Luz Elena Chapa narrowly defeats Jane Davis in Bexar County DA runoff
Chapa, a Democrat, will take on Republican Ashley Foster — and maybe independent candidate Jason Wolff — in November.
Democrat Johnny Garcia to face Republican Carlos De La Cruz for redrawn Texas district
The boundaries of the 35th Congressional District in South Central Texas were redrawn in 2025 to favor GOP candidates as requested by President Trump.
Johnny Garcia declares victory in TX-35 race against controversy-mired Maureen Galindo
In a victory speech at a South San Antonio sports bar, Garcia said issues affecting working class Texans won over ‘racist conspiracy theories.’
Armed with Trump’s blessing, Ken Paxton trounces Sen. John Cornyn of Texas
The win by scandal-plagued Paxton bolsters the chances of Democrat James Talarico in the general election, political experts argue.
San Antonio Food Bank brings back Restaurant Weeks event to raise money for kids’ meals
The latest installment will run Saturday, June 6 through Saturday, June 20, and feature specially created dishes at esteemed local restaurants.
Republican Texas Railroad Commission hopeful Bo French accuses rival of being a ‘jihadist’
French has previously called for the deportation of Native Americans and threatened to revoke the citizenship of a Muslim Texas state rep.
Chewing the fat with the String Cheese Incident before its Stable Hall show
The long-running jamband will play the San Antonio venue this Thursday.
Mexican American Civil Rights Institute holding annual symposium this weekend in San Antonio
Guests including actress Cristela Alonzo, Rep. Joaquin Castro and U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Chairwoman Rochelle Garza will discuss the future of civil rights in the country.
City of San Antonio hosting Spurs watch party Tuesday at the Espee
The free gathering to view the Spurs as they take on the OKC Thunder in the Western Conference Finals offers a downtown alternative to other official watch parties.
Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Lauren Lakis, Ramona and the Holy Smokes, King’s X
Lloronas, San Antonio’s self-described purveyors of ‘aggressive disco punk,’ are also playing a show.
Family members demand accountability after woman dies in Bexar County Jail
CaSandra Pearson suffered from Sickle Cell Disease her whole life. After two months in Bexar County jail, she was found dead. Her family says medical neglect killed her.
Yard signs claiming Selena’s murderer would vote for Democrat Maureen Galindo pop up in SA
San Antonio congressional candidate Galindo has faced condemnation from her own party for a string of controversial remarks critics have blasted as antisemitic.
Texas’ raucous primary runoffs end today. Here’s what to watch.
John Cornyn is trying to fend off Ken Paxton. Both parties are picking attorney general nominees. And an oil and gas regulatory race has become uncharacteristically costly.
Republicans worry Texas’ ugly Cornyn-Paxton runoff leading to deeper fractures in the party
The party establishment frets that handing the nomination to scandal-tarred Paxton would give Democrats a better chance of winning in November.
First Look: New restaurant, cocktail spot Miles makes superb addition to St. Paul Square
The new spot in St. Paul’s Square’s former Francis Bogside location plays the standards and hits all the right notes.
Everything we saw at San Antonio’s first-ever Pearl Fest music festival
The lineup included touring act Los Lonely Boys along with SA artists Nicky Diamonds, Girl in a Coma, mypolitis, Sunny Ozuna and more.
Assclown Alert: Stepping up for more abuse from Daddy Trump with Texas Republicans
During the reality-show president’s time in office, the GOP resembles one of those families neighbors whisper about behind drawn curtains.
San Antonio Museum of Art’s ‘Microhistories of the Andes’ opens this Sunday
Called a ‘must-see’ by the New York Times, the exhibition shines a light on the civilizations that thrived in the longest mountain range of the world.
UT System, community colleges complying with Texas’ DEI ban, auditors find
The state’s spot review found Texas public colleges were not using diversity, equity and inclusion efforts on campuses.
Rallies, ad blitzes and a Trump endorsement: inside the final days of the Cornyn-Paxton runoff
Nearly 14 months and $135 million later, Texas’ blockbuster Republican Senate primary will finally be decided Tuesday.
Former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords honors four-year anniversary of Robb Elementary school shooting
Two vigils honoring the 21 victims of the shooting will take place in Uvalde on Sunday.
A San Antonio mansion for sale comes with a ‘bourbon room’ and $180,000 in renovations
This 5,017-square-foot behemoth is going for just over $1.2 million, but it has the goods to back it up.
Texas sues Discord, arguing online messaging platform endangers children, misleads users
The lawsuit comes after a Galveston County family said their 13-year-old daughter was sexually assaulted by a person she interacted with on the platform.
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