Texas communities will need to spend $174 billion in the next 50 years to avert a severe water crisis, a new state analysis revealed Thursday. That’s more than double the $80 billion projected four years ago, when the Texas Water Development Board last passed a state water plan. The three-member board presiding over the agency […]
Night In Old San Antonio draws thousands of revelers annually while raising money for the SA Conservation Society. The post Diving into NIOSA, one of Fiesta’s best-loved food events, with organizer DeAnna Keesee appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Desperate for Daddy Don’s love, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, on Thursday introduced a new bill aimed bolstering the president’s sweeping immigration crackdown. As its name suggests, Cornyn’s “Sanctuary City Elimination Act” would mandate all state, local and federal law enforcement agencies nationwide coordinate with President Donald Trump’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Specifically, the bill […]
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. Jim Wright ran for the Railroad Commission of Texas six years ago as a reformer. But his reforms drew the ire of powerful oil tycoons who are now trying […]
With the impending closure of Southtown bar Lowcountry, San Antonio is set to lose one of its hippest watering holes. The business is scheduled to shut down at the end of May, according to a Wednesday afternoon Instagram post. “Big news, y’all. Lowcountry, my very favorite bar in the whole wide world, is closing down […]
For some reason, people love Chris Brown, the Grammy-winning R&B-singer, rapper and dancer who pleaded guilty in 2009 to felony assault of the singer Rihanna, and has faced a wave of troubling accusations since. That love explains why Brown is embarking on a co-headlined stadium tour with fellow Grammy winner and R&B hitmaker Usher. The […]
If you haven’t had beer or a margarita spilled on your shoes at NIOSA, have you truly celebrated Fiesta? San Antonio’s annual citywide party is almost upon us, this year running from April 16 to April 26. For Fiesta first-timers, knowing how to navigate the festivities can be a bit daunting. However, even old hands […]
This story originally ran in the Trinitonian, Trinity University’s student-run newspaper. You can read other Trinitonian content or support the publication at trinitonian.com. After nearly nine years at Trinity University, Sajida Jalalzai, an assistant professor of religion hired on the tenure track, is leaving this May. Provost Megan Mustain and President Vanessa Beasley denied Jalalzai […]
State Rep. James Talarico’s U.S. Senate campaign said Wednesday that it raised more than $27 million in the first quarter of 2026, the largest haul ever by an upper-chamber candidate in the first quarter of an election year. “Grassroots contributors from almost every county in Texas are sending Washington, D.C., a clear message: they’re tired […]
President Donald Trump is keen on appointing U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz to replace Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito if speculation proves true that the 76-year-old justice is ready to retire, Politico reports. Two people “granted anonymity to describe Trump’s thinking” told the news outlet that Cruz, a Texas Republican, remains near the top of Trump’s […]