San Antonio-based Stout House is planning its first location on the city’s South side, this one at upcoming Brooks-area retail and entertainment district La Picosa. An Aug. 30 filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation lists the new eatery address as 7511 S. New Braunfels, near The Greenline Park at Brooks.
Teatro Audaz’s latest production marks the Texas premiere of Brian Quijada’s Somewhere Over the Border. Directed by Laura T. Garza alongside Associate Director Abe Ramirez, the musical weaves the tale of Reina, a young girl from El Salvador, and her journey toward the American Dream.
San Antonio pastry pros Adesuwa Elaiho and Mandi Del Toro will test their culinary mettle via the Food Network’s ninth season of Halloween Baking Championship, premiering Sept. 11. The pair of female chefs will bring their wealth of knowledge to the competition show, which features varying challenges from expert judges — all with a Halloween […]
Days before the Sept. 5 start of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial, an Associated Press investigation alleges the Republican official raked in pricy perks of his position including $91,000 in foreign trips funded by taxpayers. During his nearly 10 years in office, Paxton benefitted from a lavish lifestyle that “raised eyebrows among employees […]
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Global music superstar Karol G’s Thursday performance at the Alamodome is likely to draw 35,000 attendees, according to the venue. That also means it’s likely to cause bumper-to-bumper traffic and plenty of parking problems, so city officials are urging fans to arrive early or use VIA Metropolitan Transit’s Park & Ride service to avoid being […]
Despite COVID-19 cases rising in Bexar County and across Texas, a new state law banning municipal pandemic-related health and safety measures is set to go into effect Sept. 1. Starting Friday, local governments in Texas will be prohibited from implementing mask mandates, requiring employees to be vaccinated and from forcing private businesses to shut down […]
Only one San Antonio public high school ranked among the nation’s 100 best in U.S. News & World Report’s newest rankings, which dropped Tuesday. The magazine’s 2023-2024 report named BASIS San Antonio – Shavano Campus, a North Side public charter institution, the No. 81 public high school in the nation, down from No. 77 last year. The campus […]
Texas’ so-called “Death Star Bill,” a sweeping new law that would override municipalities’ power to make their own business regulations, has been ruled unconstitutional by a district judge in Austin. On Wednesday, State District Judge Maya Guerra Gamble ruled that HB 2171 — a centerpiece of Republicans’ agenda during the last session of the Texas Legislature […]
Your downtown commute’s not about to get any easier. Starting next week, a stretch of Broadway just north of downtown will undergo reconstruction, causing two sections of the road to be closed until December, according to San Antonio city officials.