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Two porn websites face millions in fines after Texas accuses them of ignoring its age-verification law

Written by on 22 March 2024

Attorney General Ken Paxton filing a lawsuits this week against adult-content websites XHamster and Chaturbate, alleging that the naughty online platforms are violating Texas’ age-verification law, which had been tied up until recently in a federal court fight. Paxton’s suits, filed Tuesday in Travis County District Court against the porn websites’ parent companies, Multi Media […]

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Super PAC backing Ted Cruz got $215,000 in revenue from San Antonio’s iHeartMedia

Written by on 22 March 2024

A super PAC tied to U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz reported accepting nearly $215,000 in “digital revenue” from San Antonio-based iHeartMedia even though a spokesperson for the Texas Republican previously said he receives no paycheck from the podcast he does for the media conglomerate. Business publication Forbes first reported on the filing, made Wednesday to the […]

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Jim’s Restaurant, Cicada Cellars: San Antonio’s biggest food stories of the week

Written by on 22 March 2024

This week’s top Current food news stories covered several topics, from closures to TV appearances to projected openings. Our most-read posts centered around the permanent closure of a longstanding Jim’s location as well as the impending shuttering of Hill Country winery Cicada Cellars. On a brighter note, a bourbon produced by Austin-area distillery Garrison Brothers […]

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San Antonio councilman asked pastor with reported history of anti-gay remarks to give prayer

Written by on 22 March 2024

San Antonio Councilman Manny Pelaez is under fire from a colleague for inviting a pastor with a reported history of anti-LGBTQ+ remarks to give the invocation at Thursday’s council meeting. That was the same meeting at which council discussed forming a permanent LGBTQ+ city advisory board and also issued a proclamation recognizing Trans Day of Visibility. The […]

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San Antonio had fifth-highest rate of VPN searches after Pornhub cut off access in Texas

Written by on 22 March 2024

Horny San Antonio residents apparently are unwilling to go without access to Pornhub. As reported earlier, Google searches for VPNs, or virtual private networks, surged in Texas after adult-entertainment site Pornhub pulled out (snicker) of the state on March 14. The business — one of the most-visited sites on the Internet — ended access here after an […]

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Immigrant families on edge amid uncertainty over new Texas law

Written by on 22 March 2024

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. ODESSA — Maria del Carmen’s body went stiff in her living room Tuesday night when the television news broadcast announced yet another update on the new Texas immigration law.

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These San Antonio restaurants are offering Easter brunch and dinner

Written by on 22 March 2024

Time is ticking down to Easter Sunday, but it’s not too late to make plans for gathering with family and friends. San Antonio restaurants, bakeries and grocers are offering a variety of Easter brunch, dinner and sweet offerings for those still making plans. Seasons 52’s a la carte Easter brunch menu includes apricot-glazed ham, wood-grilled shrimp […]

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