The San Antonio Western art museum’s event will include animal-themed art activities and visits from local wildlife experts. The post Briscoe Museum to hold free ‘Wild West Wildlife Festival’ this Saturday appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The Bible-thumping former politician claimed a 1787 document proves the U.S. a “Christian nation.” He got the facts completely wrong. The post Clinging to relevance by lying about U.S. history with former Texas Rep. Nate Schatzline appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Oscar noms will be announced Thursday, Jan. 22. Let’s see how this goes. The post Here are the Current’s predictions for nominations for the 98th Academy Awards appeared first on San Antonio Current.
As President Trump marks one year back in office, his EPA has proposed rolling back key air and climate protections, which experts say has already begun to strain Texas’s air quality and public health. The post The EPA is easing pollution rules under Trump. Here’s how it’s affecting Texas. appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Social media users pounced on Cruz, who faced withering criticism for fleeing to Cancun during 2021’s Winter Storm Uri and vacationing in Greece during the summer’s Kerrville floods. The post Ted Cruz reportedly spotted leaving for Southern California as winter storm heads toward Texas appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Students from at least two SA high schools also walked out of class as part of the national day of protest. The post Hundreds protest at San Antonio City Hall against Trump’s first year in office appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The semifinalists for the prestigious culinary awards include chefs from Burnt Bean Co., Nicosi, Naco Mexican, The Magpie, Leche de Tigre and more. The post Eight San Antonio chefs, two restaurants among latest James Beard semifinalists appeared first on San Antonio Current.
A new study by the Houston Advanced Research Center cautions that Texas has a ‘structural blind spot’ when it comes to how much water the industry will consume. The post Texas data centers could consume 161 billion gallons of water annually by 2030 appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Bexar County’s new backlog of unprocessed voter registration applications has grown to 6,600 while staff struggle with a lagging system provided by the state, county Elections Administrator Michele Carew said Tuesday. Much like the backlog ahead of last fall’s election, Bexar County Elections staff are scrambling to process a growing mound of data in time […]
Austin’s Bob Schneider will also be shaking off the midwinter blues. The post Live Music in San Antonio This Week: KRTU 50th Anniversary, Matt Pryor, Mike Mattison appeared first on San Antonio Current.