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Movie star Dave Bautista buys stake in San Antonio’s Devils River Whiskey

Written by on 28 September 2023

Burly Hollywood actor Dave Bautista has snapped up a stake in San Antonio-based Devils River Whiskey, officials with the award-winning distillery said Thursday. Bautista, a former WWE Wrestler, is best known for his role as Drax the Destroyer in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy franchise. The star will also appear in Dune: Part 2, premiering in […]

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San Antonio ranks among best U.S. cities for golfers in new study

Written by on 28 September 2023

With San Antonio boasting more than 30 courses plus the annual Valero Texas Open, perhaps it should come as little surprise that it’s emerged as a golf destination. To that point, the Alamo City landed at No. 10 on a new ranking of the best U.S. cities for golfers conducted by Lawnstarter, an online yard-service marketplace. […]

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Nola Brunch & Beignets may open new San Antonio location

Written by on 28 September 2023

Popular breakfast and mimosa spot Nola Brunch & Beignets may be opening a new location in San Antonio’s fast-growing Museum Reach area, San Antonio Culture Map reports, citing a state regulatory filing. It remains unclear whether the spot at 1101 Broadway — right across from Maverick Park — will be a second location for Nola, or if the […]

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San Antonio’s Retox Bar will close, ending 15-year run

Written by on 28 September 2023

After 15 years serving up live music and libations near Churchill High School, Retox Bar will shut its doors Oct. 28, according to the nightspot’s owner. In a Wednesday Facebook post, owner Eddie Kaufman blamed “new city regulations,” “unexpected rent increases” and the “overwhelming costs” of venue renovations on the decision to close down.

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First defendant pleads guilty to charges related to deaths of 53 migrants in San Antonio

Written by on 28 September 2023

The first of six defendants charged for their alleged role in the deaths of 53 migrants in the back of an abandoned tractor-trailer pleaded guilty on Wednesday, the Express-News reports. Authorities accused Christian Martinez, 29, of serving as the middleman in the operation that transported migrants from Laredo to San Antonio between December 2021 and June […]

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Ted Cruz votes against bipartisan bill to avoid government shutdown

Written by on 28 September 2023

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz was one of 19 Republican senators who voted against a bipartisan bill intended to stave off a looming government shutdown. Cruz’s vote broke from that of fellow Texas Republican U.S. Sen. John Cornyn. What’s more, it defied guidance from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who warned fellow GOP lawmakers that voting […]

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