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Snoop Dogg taps San Antonio company to collaborate on hemp-based drinks

Written by on 2 January 2024

Music icon and chronic connoisseur Snoop Dogg has teamed with San Antonio-based Hill Beverage Co. on a new line of cannabis-infused beverages. The hip-hop artist’s Do It Fluid drink line includes 8- and 12-ounce cans in four flavors: Blood Orange, Blue Razz, Cherry Limeade and Peaches n Honies, according to company officials. The beverages come […]

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Fans blame ‘Cruz Curse’ for Texas Longhorns’ Sugar Bowl loss

Written by on 2 January 2024

University of Texas fans pissed about the Longhorns’ 37-31 Sugar Bowl loss to the Washington Huskies have found someone to blame: U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz. In Monday’s game against the No. 2 seeded Huskies, Texas lost in the final seconds after quarterback Quinn Ewers threw an incomplete pass to Adonai Mitchell. However, some upset fans aren’t […]

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Backlog in U.S. immigration cases reaches new record

Written by on 2 January 2024

The number of pending U.S. immigration cases has reached a historic high amid the current surge in border crossings. The backlog in U.S. immigration cases shot past 3 million in November, according to data from Syracuse University’s Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC). That’s up from 2 million cases in November 2022.

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Total of 18 San Antonio police officers, Bexar deputies arrested in 2023

Written by on 2 January 2024

Last year,  nine San Antonio police officers and nine Bexar County Sheriff’s Office deputies were arrested on criminal charges ranging from murder to making secret recordings, according to a KSAT analysis. That total represents an increase from the seven SAPD officers taken into custody in 2022, the TV station’s numbers show. Meanwhile the number of […]

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San Antonio’s South Barbecue & Kitchen and Tre Trattoria praised in Forbes article

Written by on 22 December 2023

San Antonio eateries South Barbecue & Kitchen and Tre Trattoria have received a shoutout from Forbes in an article about the Alamo City’s culinary chops. The Dec. 20 piece, titled “San Antonio Is Proving Itself One Of Texas’ Most Progressive Cities In Growth, Culture And Terrific Food, Part One,” chronicled writer John Mariani’s recent visit […]

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