New documents show the Republican plans to bankroll his next campaign with three separate PACs. The post Patriots rejoice! Ted Cruz has filed to run for Senate again in 2030 appeared first on San Antonio Current.
It’s a bad time to be listing your house on the market, but a great time to be a buyer in San Antonio, if you have the cash, according to a report released last week by online real estate marketplace Redfin. According to the report, San Antonio is the sixth best market for prospective home […]
The report, timed with Halloween, may come as a shock to chocolate lovers. The post According to new study, Texas residents’ favorite candy is … Sour Punch Straws? appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The pop-up menu will be available Wednesday, Nov. 5, through Christmas Day, celebrating Feast, which closed in 2020. The post San Antonio restaurant Battalion to revive menu of Southtown dining favorite Feast appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Former county judge says rush to get the arena on the November ballot was unnecessary, adds that there’s still time to reach a deal with Spurs if residents vote ‘no.’ The post Nelson Wolff critical of ‘clumsy’ Project Marvel rollout, unconcerned if arena vote fails appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Critics accuse Cornyn of capitulating to Democrats’ gun control demands — even though the bill largely did not restrict gun owner’s existing rights. The post How John Cornyn’s historic gun safety bill has become a reelection liability appeared first on San Antonio Current.
‘Please, please go vote yes for Props. A and B. this week,’ Holt told the sold-out crowd at the Frost Bank Center. The post Peter Holt gets mixed reactions online after lobbying fans for new arena during Spurs home opener appeared first on San Antonio Current.
No other city in the United States does Día de los Muertos quite like San Antonio. And even the threat of rain didn’t keep our city from celebrating one of its most important traditions as thousands gathered downtown over the weekend for Muertos Fest. The costumes were elaborate and ornate, showing the great respect San […]
Many federal workers missed their first full paycheck this weekend as the shutdown nears the one-month mark. The post Part-time jobs, loans and worry: Texas federal workers contend with government shutdown appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The halt could cut off $614 million in food aid to 3.5 million people in Texas, including 1.7 million children. The post San Antonio Food Bank to ramp up efforts after Trump says he won’t tap funds to cover food stamps appeared first on San Antonio Current.