Chef-owner Tim McDiarmid told the Current she has ‘no plans for opening another restaurant.’ The post The Good Kind permanently closes after six years in San Antonio’s Southtown neighborhood appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Breweries from around the world will be on hand to pour hundreds of premium, craft and near beers. The post San Antonio Beer Festival returns to Hemisfair this Saturday, emphasizes German culture for milestone event appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The new jersey, which will serve as the Core alternative for the next three seasons, is the first such uniform since 1989 to feature ‘San Antonio’ in place of the ‘Spurs.’ The post San Antonio Spurs unveil new jersey design ahead of home opener appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The boycott urges people upset about Abbott’s moves to withhold dollars from Texas-headquartered firms such as USAA, AT&T, American Airlines and Tesla. The post Online boycott targets Texas-based companies over Gov. Abbott’s National Guard deployment appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Only Mississippi and Louisiana fared worse in the new analysis, which looks not just at crime stats but factors such as workplace and road safety. The post Texas among most dangerous U.S. states, study finds appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Trinity was the only San Antonio school to make the new top 500 list, and it was among just three Texas institutions to land in the top 100. The post Study: San Antonio’s Trinity University ranks among nation’s best colleges appeared first on San Antonio Current.
In school districts and charter networks with the most vaccine delinquencies, as many as 44% of kindergarteners were not complying with state requirements. The post More Texas kindergarteners are coming to school without measles vaccination proof or exemptions appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The two nu-metal bands rocked like it was the early aughts again. The post Everything we saw as Mudvayne and Static-X crushed skulls in San Antonio appeared first on San Antonio Current.
4.3% of San Antonio metro residents are more than 30 days late on their mortgage. The post Study: San Antonio, South Texas metros have nation’s highest rates of delinquent mortgages appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Texas camp owners on Friday urged the state health agency to give them more time and flexibility on costly new safety requirements, saying they could be forced to close by next summer. “We […]