San Antonio’s sweetest night of the year returns to the DoSeum for another round of festive cocktails, seasonal bites and sweet eats. Dulce’s adult-only holiday celebration offers an assortment of delectable food, drink and entertainment while also supporting the nonprofit museum.
Sunny Sweeney is as adept at scuffed-boot honky tonk as she is at rib-crushing balladry, and on her latest full-length effort, Married Alone, the Texas native does what she does best by defying categorization and resisting cliche. Enlisting country chimera Paul Cauthen to co-produce beside Texas Gentleman Beau Bedford at Dallas’s Modern Electric Sound, Sweeney […]
Live music in San Antonio this week includes visits from living legend George Clinton and his Parliament Funkadelic ensemble along with hardscrabble blues one-man-band Scott H. Biram. And if that’s not enough to sate your thirsty ears, there’s electronic music, hair metal, Christmas tunes and West Side Soul to take in.
A year and a half after enacting one of the strictest abortion laws in the country, Texas finally saw a test case. In a historic lawsuit, Kate Cox, a 31-year-old Dallas mother of two, put herself and her heartbreaking pregnancy story into the public eye to force an answer to an urgent question: Just how […]
Now in his 21st NBA season, Lakers forward LeBron James recently surpassed hoops icon Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the league’s all-time leader in minutes played. At age 38, he’s still averaging an astounding 24 points per game. With the in-season tournament in the rearview mirror, he and the Lakers arrive in San Antonio this week for […]
San Antonio’s Lavaca area now has one more spot to grab breakfast, lunch and coffee: Labor Street Café. The new counter-service eatery opened two weeks ago, serving up hearty daytime eats such as pancakes, scrambles and sandwiches at 718 Labor Street. The all-day menu allows diners to order breakfast, lunch, smoothies and coffee daily from […]
Among hardcore San Antonio wrestling fans, few names perk up interest like that of Thunder Rosa. The Tijuana native became an Alamo City favorite thanks to her hard-hitting style and fierce persona. In 2020, she gained even more prominence by becoming the first Mexican-born wrestler to hold the NWA World Women’s Championship.
Four senior San Antonio Express-News photojournalists have taken early retirement packages, the daily revealed in a Monday column praising the longtime staffers’ contributions. The departures include Luis Rios, who served as the paper’s photo director for 13 years, along with Jerry Lara, Kin Man Hui and Billy Calzada, each with decades of service at the paper. […]
U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, a high-profile member of the hard-right House Freedom Caucus, has a Democratic challenger for his 2024 reelection bid. Scientist Kristin Hook is the first person to file for the 2024 Democratic primary for Texas’s 21st Congressional District. Roy was first elected to represent the district — which spans parts of San Antonio and […]
The Brewsology Beer Fest — billed as a boozy take on middle-school museum field trips — will take over San Antonio’s Witte Museum next spring. The the traveling festival’s inaugural Alamo City appearance is scheduled for March 30 and will feature more than 50 breweries from Texas and beyond, according to its website. Texas craft brewers […]