The San Antonio-Austin congressman’s so-called “MAMDANI Act” also would allow the government to strip citizenship from immigrants who hold socialist views. The post Rep. Chip Roy files bill to deport migrants who defend socialism, other beliefs he doesn’t like appeared first on San Antonio Current.
An old Southtown standby has new digs. After shuttering temporarily to relocate, the Station Cafe reopened Monday at 1010 S. Flores St., mere blocks from the location it occupied for two decades. The Station Cafe created no small measure of alarm when it closed its location at 108 King William St. in March at the […]
Spurs superstar forward Victor Wembanyama was named NBA Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY) on Monday, becoming the youngest player in league history to win the honor. The 22-year-old Frenchman also is the only player to receive unanimous approval for the award, which is decided by a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters from the U.S. […]
A change in Texas law means mobile kitchens won’t need new permits in every city where they want to operate. Even so, some worry there may be hidden snags. The post San Antonio food trucks eager to roll with new statewide licensing rule — mostly appeared first on San Antonio Current.
UT-San Antonio’s new Dramatic Arts Program is bringing the hit Broadway musical and ’80s cult film sensation Little Shop of Horrors to life through Sunday, April 26. The production, acted, performed and staged by students in the program will run daily in the Buena Vista Theater at the school’s downtown campus. Launched in 2025, UTSA’s […]
Bexar County Court at Law No. 13 Judge Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez resigned Monday as part of a deal to dismiss felony criminal unlawful restraint and misdemeanor oppression charges filed against her, KSAT reports, citing the State Commission on Judicial Conduct. Neither Speedlin Gonzalez nor the special prosecutor assigned to her criminal case, Brian Cromeens of […]
A 14-year-old girl is in custody for assaulting a security guard after a fight between multiple youths broke out at Callaghan Ballroom’s “Teen Night” on Friday, officials with the San Antonio Police Department confirmed. Videos began circulating on social media over the weekend of chaos outside Callaghan Ballroom, 1400 Callaghan Road, as hundreds of teenagers […]
As rain poured across San Antonio on Monday, officials at Night in Old San Antonio (NIOSA), one of Fiesta’s busiest events, continued the decades-old tradition of hanging the Rain Rock at La Villita. Even so, the rain has persisted, and the National Weather Service has now issued a Flash Flood Warning for a large swath […]
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Monday against ActBlue, a political donations platform that is primarily used by Democratic candidates. The state court lawsuit is the latest in a string of investigations and legal actions Paxton and Congress have undertaken against the platform over the last few years. Paxton is asking a Tarrant […]
San Antonio bar owner Alex Amaro knows plenty of locals are hesitant to go downtown for a night out. He’s hoping to change that with his latest concept, Paradise Unknown, a tiki outpost with bonafide Trader Vic’s-era flair, complete with classic episodes of Scooby Doo playing on TV screens above the bar. Amaro knows a […]