Despite a run up in home prices during the pandemic, San Antonio may end up being one of the nation’s coldest residential real estate markets this year, according to a recent report from online brokerage Zillow. San Antonio’s housing prices are expected to decline 2.1% by December, which would make it the second-coldest of the […]
Technology giant Apple is shutting down a department in San Diego and asking those employees to relocate to Texas — or else. Apple officials told Austin TV station KVUE the company is dissolving a 121-person team that focuses on artificial intelligence, and giving the workers until the end of February to relocate to Austin. Those who refuse will […]
Fratello’s Restaurant & Deli will permanently shut down at month’s end, closing out a decade-long run of serving hearty Italian favorites. In a statement, the partners and general manager of the north-of-downtown favorite said their age played a key factor in their decision to pack it in. “Over the last 10 years our San Antonio […]
Every week, it seems like the Current is reporting on a new out-of-state coffee chain expanding into the Alamo City. That or we’re writing about a local entrepreneur launching a java joint here. Despite that apparent boom, a new study has declared San Antonio the fourth-worst coffee city in the United States.
San Antonio lawmakers wasted no time in voicing outrage over a new U.S. Justice Department report cataloging “cascading failures” by state and local police during their foot-dragging response to the deadly Uvalde school shooting. The report, released Thursday, provides the most comprehensive federal analysis of authorities’ botched reaction to the massacre of 19 students and […]
As part of January’s designation as Human Trafficking Prevention Month, Texas officials and the state’s restaurant industry are hosting a free seminar to help. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission and the Texas Restaurant Association will conduct a free webinar at 2 p.m. this Thursday to help bartenders and food-service workers spot the warning signs of […]
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked the Texas Education Agency on Wednesday from enforcing a state law requiring booksellers to rate the explicitness and relevance of sexual references in materials they […]
San Antonio’s premiere brunch event, United We Brunch, will return Saturday, Feb. 10, for its seventh installment, boasting a new venue and the fierce competition of the Tito’s Vodka Bloody Mary Challenge. This year, attendees will savor cocktails, bubbles and mimosas while sampling brunch bites at the Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway. Participating restaurants include Postino, […]
The landlord of Paramour, the San Antonio rooftop bar known for its drag brunches and River Walk views, is pressuring it to pay up or move out, legal filings show. CDC Enterprises L.P., the owner of downtown’s Phipps Building, early this month sued the entity that does business as Paramour in Bexar County District Court, alleging […]
Grocery giant H-E-B on Wednesday launched two more commercials featuring No. 1 NBA draft pick Victor Wembanyama and other members of the San Antonio Spurs. This round of TV spots from the San Antonio-based chain focuses on its Creamy Creations ice cream brand. In addition to Wemby, the ads feature Keldon Johnson, Jeremy Sochan and Devin […]