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Assclown Alert: Sending the sinners to Hell with Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick

Written by on 23 June 2026

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick took the stage at the Texas GOP convention last week and declared that Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico is “going to Hell” because of his interpretation of Christianity. Patrick also called Talarico’s views “blasphemy” and accused him of campaigning against the almighty himself. That’s rich coming from a politician whose party […]

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Musical Bridges Around the World presenting examination of German music and culture

Written by on 22 June 2026

With 75 recording credits and a Grammy nomination to his name, prolific polka artist and accordion maestro Alex Meixner blends music and storytelling to exalt his craft. San Antonio’s Musical Bridges Around the World will present a show by Meixner — a beloved staple at New Braunfels’ annual Wurstfest celebration — at Collins Garden Library this Wednesday […]

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How a tiny Texas river agency plans to build the largest desalination plant in the country

Written by on 22 June 2026

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. This story was produced in partnership with the Texas Newsroom, the state’s network of public radio stations.  Something moved John Byrum. He believed he could succeed where others had […]

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Timeless Broadway favorite West Side Story runs this week at San Antonio’s Tobin Center

Written by on 22 June 2026

The San Antonio Broadway Theatre is presenting a cultural-touchstone adaptation of one of Shakespeare’s best-known plays, Romeo & Juliet, this Wednesday through Friday at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. Unfolding live in technicolor on the Upper West Side instead of Verona, Italy, this third-generation incarnation of one of the most popular musicals ever, […]

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Comedian Ali Siddiq talks about the family roots of his storytelling ahead of San Antonio shows

Written by on 22 June 2026

On his website, Houston-based funnyman and former radio personality Ali Siddiq describes himself as a “stand-up comedian and storyteller.” The storyteller part gets equal billing because it’s so much of what he does. Rather than riff on current events or jump between rapid-fire punchlines, Siddiq draws from his own life. That means he may talk […]

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Sen. John Cornyn turns on Trump, says president ‘revels in chaos’

Written by on 22 June 2026

Nearly a month after U.S. Sen. John Cornyn lost his primary election to an opponent backed by President Donald Trump, Texas’ senior Republican senator has finally turned on the current occupant of the White House. Corny spent months cozying up in hopes of earning his endorsement, including such ravenous rimjobs as posing with Trump’s Art of […]

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San Antonio woman becomes latest bombshell on Love Island USA

Written by on 22 June 2026

A hot new bombshell has entered the villa. And this time she’s from San Antonio.  Parmida Keshani, a 27-year-old Alamo City resident, premiered Sunday night on Episode 17 of Love Island USA, the nation’s most-streamed reality show. Love Island follows a group of singles from the United States as they explore romantic connections and try […]

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Alamo Beer Co. to reopen July 4 after renovations by new ownership

Written by on 22 June 2026

The new owners of San Antonio’s biggest brewery, Alamo Beer Co., are reopening its East Side taproom on the Fourth of July following five months of renovations. The revival of the homegrown craft-beer brand marks a milestone under the ownership of Australian private-equity firm SKJ Capital, which bought the 29-year-old brewer last year out of […]

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