Early voting for the May 26 runoff elections begins Monday and runs through Friday, giving registered Bexar County voters the chance to weigh in on contests including the high-profile battle between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton. Polls are open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. for the duration of early voting. Republican runoffs open to Bexar County voters […]
During Tuesday’s free event, San Antonio-based author, poet and painter Ito Romo will discuss his new novel Filth Eaters. The post Book Public Live! in San Antonio will feature author of ‘Chicano Gothic’ vampire novel appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Tickets for the Spurs’ home games in the upcoming Western Conference Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder are now on sale. Sales to the general public are available from the Silver and Black’s Ticketmaster page. Those who purchase tickets for Game 6 will be reimbursed if the series doesn’t last that long, team officials said. […]
U.S. Customs and Border Protection awarded a $1.7 billion federal contract listed for border wall construction in the Big Bend region, fueling public confusion over the project after a previous assurance from a top agency official that no barriers would be built at the region’s national park. The contract, awarded Monday, is designated “for border […]
Democratic congressional candidate Maureen Galindo is again stirring up controversy, this time for saying her runoff opponent, former Bexar County Sheriff’s Department spokesman Johnny Garcia, should be tried for treason. “[Immigration and Customs Enforcement] is again part of [the Department of Homeland Security], which has headquarters and offices inside Israel,” Galindo said on Texas Public […]
Plans by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to convert a massive warehouse on San Antonio’s East Side into an immigrant detention center are moving forward as planned, the Washington Post reports. The news comes two weeks after District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez said in an Instagram video that the site’s construction was paused indefinitely due […]
If you’ve lived in San Antonio long enough, the arrival of Triumph’s long-awaited reunion tour at Frost Bank Center on Thursday, May 21, will feel like a homecoming. The hard-rocking band behind hits including “Lay It on the Line,” “Magic Power” and “Blinding Light Show” has been a local favorite since the era when Joe […]
Some restaurants feed people. Others inspire the kind of loyalty dedicated to beloved sports franchises or memberships in a secret societies. San Antonio is full of dining spots where regulars evolve into zealots and first-timers may feel like they’ve wandered onto sacred ground. While there are plenty of SA eateries with loyal followings, we tried […]
A charming rustic farmhouse selling for $715,000 in Boerne is wild — and in more ways than one. First, there’s the rustic but well-manicured front lawn, cross-hatched with meandering paths leading to an inviting front porch with rocking chairs gently swaying in the breeze. Even at first glance, it’s clear that this is the home […]
Gov. Greg Abbott’s longtime political strategist appears to be grasping for straws — and drawing criticism for being “creepy” — as he scours for dirt on state Rep. Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic candidate for the state’s top elected office. During an exchange earlier this week on social media platform X, Dave Carney — Abbott’s top campaign consultant for […]