It’s never too early to talk about Halloween. Which means it’s the perfect time to break the news that the hauntingly popular Black Lagoon pop-up will return to San Antonio’s Three Star Bar this year. SA will be one of 34 cities hosting the Halloween-themed pop-up, this fall, according to its organizers. Three Star Bar […]
A 1936 home recently listed for sale in Monticello Park is a gem of Art Deco architecture, and according to its listing agent, the property is a steal. Priced at $495,000, the two-bedroom, single-bath home near Woodlawn Lake packs in a lot of luxury, considering the price point. The residence was designed by renowned architectural […]
Three Houston mothers are suing to stop displaying the Ten Commandments in Texas public school classrooms, arguing that it violates the state’s religious freedom law and a voter-approved parental rights amendment. Their lawsuit is the latest challenge to Senate Bill 10 — this time under Texas law. Other attempts to prohibit the display of the […]
Brandon Herrera, the gun influencer running as a Republican to represent Texas’ 23rd Congressional District, is facing fresh controversy — this time over resurfaced video of him referring to children as “cum trophies” and dismissing the political opinions of mothers. Herrera, known to online fans as the “AK Guy,” first posted the clip on social media […]
Since the Lone Star State has some of the nation’s most restrictive abortion laws, the West Texas town of Alpine made a compelling setting for the drama Due West. In the film, actor and San Antonio native Henry Thomas (E.T.: The Extraterrestrial) plays Father Mike, a small-town Texas pastor whose deeply held beliefs are challenged […]
Growing up in Austin, all the kids in Itzayana Mondragón’s neighborhood looked pretty much like her — and spoke Spanish too. Soon after Donald Trump won the presidency in 2016, Mondragón noticed that some of her friends had stopped attending class. She would learn later that those classmates were undocumented and had returned to their […]
State Rep. James Talarico, the Democrat running for the Texas’ contested U.S. Senate set, told reporters in San Antonio that he opposes a complete moratorium on new data center construction in Texas and instead wants common-sense regulations for the industry. During the Thursday appearance, Talarico also emphasized that his approach differs from that of his […]
For those who want to feel like they live in the tree canopy of a tropical environment, a newly listed San Antonio home has swung onto the scene like Tarzan on a vine. Tucked away on an oversized lot in the coveted Monte Vista Historic District and listed for $800,000, this property surrounded by palms […]
Yet another poll suggests U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico stands a chance of becoming the first Democrat elected to statewide office in Texas since 1994. After one nonpartisan survey earlier this week put Talarico, an Austin-area state rep, ahead of Republican opponent Ken Paxton, Fox News dropped a poll Thursday showing the Democrat with a […]
San Antonio’s Transportation Department celebrated the opening of the Camden Street bike lanes Thursday, a new path intended to make it more convenient for bicyclists to visit the Pearl and other center-city destinations. Though the new stretch is just 0.4 miles long, the protected bike lanes make it safer and easier for cyclists to reach […]