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San Antonio distillery cancels ‘non-political’ gun rally involving controversial candidate Brandon Herrera
Rebecca Creek Distillery’s founder told MySA that the venue was ‘bamboozled’ into hosting an event that later became ‘radicalized.’
City Council instructs staff to explore options to halt or delay ICE expansion in San Antonio
The action comes after the city sued the federal government this week to stop plans for an ICE detention site on the East Side.
Trump says the border is secure. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott keeps declaring an emergency.
Since Texas Gov. Greg Abbott first declared an emergency at the border in 2021, he’s renewed or amended the proclamation at least 69 times. The proclamation has greatly expanded his powers without going through the state Legislature.
Greg Abbott MIA as Gina Hinojosa shows up to Governor’s Mansion ready to debate
The mansion was surrounded by Penske moving trucks on Thursday morning. Hinojosa joked that it was because Abbott was ready to move out.
San Antonio castle with panoramic Hill Country views and grotto waterfall is still on the market
Though the $4.3 milllion home was built in 2007, its design evokes the age of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.
This gorgeous San Antonio century home for sale just got a $200,000 price cut
Build in 1910, the home includes two kitchens along with a historic details such as original built-ins and stained-glass windows.
Austin comedy favorite Jason Rodriguez performing Saturday in San Antonio
Rodriguez, a 2026 finalist for Funniest Person in Austin, will appear at Riot Riverwalk.
Some on City Council weigh another property tax hike. Others say residents have had enough.
At least four council members are considering another property tax increase to help fund infrastructure projects.
Longtab Brewing’s David Holland talks about giving back after decades of military service
Holland founded his San Antonio brewpub six years ago, after retiring from the U.S. Army’s Special Forces.
Outspent and unknown, Democrat Vikki Goodwin gives Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick his toughest race yet
The race for Texas’ powerful second-in-command role pits a third-term GOP kingmaker against a state lawmaker who is riding the political tailwind felt by Democrats up and down the ballot.
Former Texas House speaker says state GOP ‘freaking out’ over likely November bloodbath
‘There’s serious concern like I’ve never seen before,’ the Republican lawmaker told Texas Monthly.
Everything we saw as Chiodos brought its maximalist hardcore to San Antonio’s Espee
Emery and Hail the Sun rounded out a Wednesday night bill packed with emo angst and crackling energy.
Pair of San Antonio indie wrestlers in on the action at recent WWE Monday Night Raw
Brock Ali and Casey Blackrose got a boost from one of pro-wrestling’s most recognizable brands.
Planet K cancels Dia De Los Muertos fireworks at San Antonio’s Woodlawn Lake, citing risk of ‘ICE terrorism’
The free festival has been an annual tradition for 20 years and has only been canceled one other time, during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to organizers.
BUTTTOOTKING tour bringing RuPaul’s Drag Race standouts to San Antonio
The tour will strut into The Rock Box this Saturday with performances by Suzie Toot, Kori King, Lydia B Kollins and local favorite Dahlia Gore.
Award-winning Out of Chaos theatre company presenting Macbeth in San Antonio
The company will present this two-actor adaptation Thursday at the Charline McCombs Empire Theatre.
Democrat Gina Hinojosa sends terms to Abbott before impromptu debate at the Governor’s Mansion
Gov. Greg Abbott hasn’t said whether he’ll participate. Hinojosa plans to show up to his front steps this Thursday anyway.
House Republicans pull $3 million reserved for ads against Henry Cuellar
The Laredo Democrat’s 28th District was one of five seats Republicans redrew last summer to flip to GOP control. But the new map has proven less ironclad than the party hoped.
Ken Paxton caught in yet another leaked audio clip, this time saying Gov. Abbott is ‘struggling’
In the recording, Paxton also lamented that his Democratic opponent, James Talarico, was ‘well funded and well known,” in contrast with Abbott’s opponent, Gina Hinojosa.
Democrat Vikki Goodwin rallies in support of recreational cannabis in San Antonio
Goodwin accused her election rival, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, of repeatedly standing in the way of marijuana reform in Texas.
After backlash, some right-wing influencers apologize for spreading ‘lie’ about Talarico being in mental hospital
The conspiracy claim was circulated by dubious sources and refuted by video evidence. Now, some conservatives have regrets.
Texas sued for failing to process more than 500,000 voter registrations
Voting rights groups are asking a judge to enforce a 2021 settlement aimed at providing reliable online registration through DPS.
Tapping New Ideas: San Antonio breweries diversify, create community to ride out tough times
With beer sales still in a slump, Alamo City brewers are finding creative ways to bolster their business.
Brandon Herrera, Katy Padilla Stout take off gloves in pre-election debate
The two candidates for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District agreed on the border district’s pressing problems but not how to fix them.
JD Vance suggests James Talarico is a pervert, offers zero evidence
The vice president’s unsupported smears come as the Texas Democrat pulls ahead of rival Ken Paxton three weeks out from Election Day.
Ken Paxton hit with damaging investigations from Wall Street Journal, Washington Post
One paper alleged the Texas Republican was caught partying in Dubai with fugitives, while the other accused him of writing legal opinions to help wealthy donors.
San Antonio-area House candidates Brandon Herrera and Katy Padilla Stout to face off in Tuesday-night debate
The debate, which will air at 6:30 p.m., could be a wild ride if Herrera’s history of inflammatory remarks offer any indication.
San Antonio Beer Festival bringing hundreds of brews to Hemisfair’s Civic Park this Saturday
The event, which features samples from local, regional, state and worldwide brewers, benefits the San Antonio Food Bank.
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