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Ken Paxton takes Dallas to court over gun ban at State Fair

Written by on 30 August 2024

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. The state and its third biggest city are set to square off in court over a ban on guns at Texas’ most celebrated tribute to itself — the State Fair. Texas Attorney General […]

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San Antonio residents, some on City Council push back on ballpark proposal

Written by on 30 August 2024

The San Antonio Missions’ plans for a new $160 million ballpark and entertainment district picked up serious headwinds during a tense and, at times, rowdy City Council hearing Thursday afternoon. The project, which includes the construction of a 7,500-capacity ballpark along with commercial, entertainment space and a new residential tower, was first presented to council […]

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Beetlejuice costumes now on display at a San Antonio movie theater

Written by on 30 August 2024

Starting Labor Day Weekend, cinephiles can view costumes used in the highly anticipated movie sequel Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice at the Santikos Casa Blanca theater. The costumes are on display at the 11210 Alamo Ranch Parkway location in advance of the movie’s Sept. 6 release. The iconic, striped Beetlejuice suit is featured front and center in the […]

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Neon Moon Saloon opening Friday on San Antonio’s St. Mary’s Strip

Written by on 30 August 2024

There’s a new spot for hootin’ and hollerin’ on the St. Mary’s Strip. Neon Moon Saloon will hold its grand opening Friday, Aug. 30, bringing “y’allternative” vibes to the former Squeezebox space at 2806 N. St Mary’s St. The bar, named after a Brooks & Dunn song, will mix country with rock ‘n’ roll, according to […]

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San Antonio Zoo celebrates frontline workers with free admission in September

Written by on 30 August 2024

The San Antonio Zoo is honoring the sacrifice of frontline workers by offering them free admission in September. From Sept. 1 through Sept. 30, those currently employed as doctors, nurses, police officers, firefighters and EMTs from across Texas will receive free admission into the award-winning zoo. The only requirement is that they provide the appropriate […]

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San Antonio Rep. Castro submits 25 Latino films to Library of Congress

Written by on 29 August 2024

U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro on Thursday released his third annual list of Latino films submitted for inclusion in the National Film Registry, among them favorites such as Blood In, Blood Out and Like Water for Chocolate. After soliciting recommendations earlier this summer, the San Antonio Democrat’s office says it received hundreds of suggestions through various […]

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