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San Antonio hotel Kimpton Santo to debut high-end steakhouse, rooftop bar this summer

Written by on 25 June 2024

Kimpton  Santo will debut its boutique luxury hotel in downtown San Antonio this August, complete with four high-end bar and restaurant concepts centered around a high-end steakhouse. Located at 431 South Alamo St., the new property also will include an open-air rooftop bar, craft cocktail lounge and an artful restaurant bar, according to officials with IHG […]

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San Antonio’s Opportunity Home launches rental assistance for those facing eviction

Written by on 24 June 2024

San Antonio public housing organization Opportunity Home has launched a new emergency rental assistance fund for families facing sudden economic hardship, officials said Monday. Word of the new program comes after MySA and KENS5 reported last month that more than 600 Opportunity Home tenants were facing eviction over unpaid rent. Those in Opportunity Home-owned properties who […]

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San Antonio Philharmonic season features music of Led Zeppelin, Selena

Written by on 24 June 2024

The San Antonio Philharmonic packed the Majestic Theatre on Saturday with a performance of classic rock band Led Zeppelin’s biggest hits. The orchestra — which rose in two years ago from the ashes of the San Antonio Symphony — isn’t done dipping its toes into rock and pop, though. It plans additional crossover concerts for […]

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Late South Texas TV host Johnny Canales to be subject of documentary

Written by on 24 June 2024

Tejano music TV host Johnny Canales, who died earlier this month, will be memorialized in a documentary produced by the team behind Netflix’s Selena: The Series, entertainment industry site Deadline reported last week. Producers Myrna Perez and Adrian Arredondo had already begun work on the project, called Take It Away, before Canales’ family announced his […]

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Five abortions a month: How Dobbs changed Texas

Written by on 24 June 2024

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. In the last two years, Texas abortion clinics closed, legal challenges raced through the court system, towns tried to ban out-of-state travel, conservative activists made abortion pills and emergency rooms into battlegrounds, and […]

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