A New Braunfels High School student was arrested on allegations that he tried to steal a pistol from a school resource officer, the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung reports. The 17-year-old also faces a charge that he tried to stab another student with a pencil, according to the news outlet. At around 1:30 p.m.
Bulverde-based singer-songwriter Jerry David DeCicca will perform a release show at San Antonio’s Crazy Rhythms Records on Wednesday night for his latest album, New Shadows. The show is the kickoff for a multi-city “record store tour” that includes stops in Lockhart, Dallas, Austin and Houston. DeCicca has released music for more than 20 years under […]
Authorities have arrested a Catholic priest who served in at least eight San Antonio-area churches on allegations that he sexually abused a woman in her 70s, Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar said in a Tuesday briefing. Rev. George Mbugua Ndungu, also known as Father Wanjiru, now faces charges of aggravated sexual assault, a first-degree felony, […]
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A federal judge on Tuesday declared Texas’ new law banning some types of drag performances unconstitutional and forbade state officials from enforcing it, the Texas Tribune reports. U.S. District Judge David Hittner ruled that Senate Bill 12, which barred performers from suggestive dancing and wearing prosthetic enhancements in front of minors, hinders Texans’ First Amendment […]
Pop superstar P!nk is earning praise from fans after booting out a concertgoer who interrupted the acoustic portion of her Monday night performance in San Antonio by showing off a message condemning circumcision. In a video posted by Tik Tok user @3btreasuresco, a man can be seen barging to the front of the stage, phone […]
For-profit college system the Art Institutes last week revealed it will close its eight remaining schools — a move students at its San Antonio campus say leaves them in financial and emotional purgatory. The closure will affect 1,700 students nationwide, the New York Times reports.
Four whistleblowers who were fired after reporting Attorney General Ken Paxton to the FBI vowed Monday to continue their legal fight with their former boss, promising to expose his alleged wrongdoing by forcing him and others to publicly testify. “We are not going away,” Blake Brickman, who served as deputy attorney general for policy and strategy under […]
The landmark 1911 Italian film L’Inferno is coming to life with a live score by the Austin-based orchestral rock group Montopolis. With an astounding run time for its era at 73 minutes, L’Inferno is a loose adaptation of the Inferno canticle from Dante’s Divine Comedy, making it the first feature-length horror film ever to be […]
With CPS Energy poised to seek another rate increase, consumer group Public Citizen is urging San Antonio City Council to hire a ratepayer advocate to protect residents from potential gouging. Officials with the city-owned utility are working to finalize a proposed rate increase to cover pricy but needed upgrades to plants and equipment. Those expenses […]