New York City stand-up comedian Daniela Mora’s got a man! For the foreseeable future, it looks like the host of the Humbled podcast won’t be joking about her adventurous dating life or the downside of being single. “I feel like I really fell in love this summer,” Mora said during her latest episode of Humbled. […]
Italian eatery Sorrento Ristorante & Pizzeria is vacating its longtime Alamo Heights home for new digs on Northwest Military Highway, according to an online post from its owners. In a Saturday Facebook post, Sorrento’s ownership thanked Alamo Heights customers and said the restaurant will relocate to 2311 Northwest Military sometime in October. The new spot […]
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick used three of Texas college football’s best-known traditions to mock Democratic candidates in what appears to be an AI-generated campaign ad ahead of November’s elections. The universities restrict how outsiders can use their brands, including in political campaigns and advertising. Patrick’s ad tests whether they will enforce those rules. Officials at […]
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was greeted by a chorus of boos at Saturday’s University of Texas football game in Austin. Indeed, the jeers swelled into such a cacophony that it was almost impossible to hear him speak during an interview segment over chants of “Ted, you suck.” Alas, even wearing UT colors didn’t spare […]
Assclown Alert is a column of opinion, analysis and snark. There are times when political leaders, no matter how combative and acerbic their personal brand, should put aside their onstage act and behave decently. Someone calling for political opponents to be shot is one of those times. During U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz’s speech last Thursday […]
After blocking content from the San Antonio Current last year, the moderators of the r/sanantonio Reddit page are moving to prevent users from posting content from another news outlet. Last week, the page’s moderators shared a poll asking users whether they should block articles from News 4 SA because the TV station is owned by […]
Nationally recognized folklórico and flamenco dance group Guadalupe Dance Company will will mark 35 years in San Antonio with a performance this weekend called “Celebrando Tradiciones: Corazón y Raíz.” The dance event will take place Thursday and Friday, Sept. 17-18, at the Carver Cultural Center’s Jo Long Theatre, 228 N. Hackberry St. Tickets are on sale […]
In 1979, a humble Houston meat market dubbed Perry’s Butcher Shop opened its doors for business. That becomes interesting to San Antonio diners 47 years later, because Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille is paying homage to its roots by offering a pair of meat deals for just 79-cents — a porch chop lunch and a prime rib […]
District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez is alleging that a council colleague retaliated against him after he voted against using tax dollars to subsidize Project Marvel, the proposed $4 billion downtown sports and entertainment complex. In a series of Instagram videos posted Friday, McKee-Rodriguez indirectly accused District 3 Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran of delaying a vote on […]
LUBBOCK — Texas lawmakers will discuss Monday the possibility of establishing a council to coordinate a statewide system to connect all first responders and state and federal agencies when a disaster strikes. The discussion comes after the state was ravaged by floods and wildfires over the summer. The proposed Interoperability Council would be responsible for […]