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Wrestling legend Kevin Von Erich brings his Stories from the Top Rope tour to San Antonio Saturday

Written by on 30 August 2023

For Texans, the Von Erich name is just as inextricable from professional wrestling as Hogan, Cena or Austin. Now, the last surviving member of the second generation of the Von Erich family, 65 year-old World Class Championship Wrestling legend Kevin Von Erich, is going on his first public speaking tour. His appearance precedes the December […]

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Texas grid operator again warns of possible blackouts

Written by on 29 August 2023

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is again asking Texans to cut energy usage due to strain on the state’s power grid. In its seventh such warning this month, ERCOT — which oversees the grid — urged consumers to conserve electricity between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. Tuesday afternoon.

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San Antonio Water System will shut off service to businesses that skirt restrictions

Written by on 29 August 2023

San Antonio Water System (SAWS) will shut off service to businesses that continue to skirt ongoing water restrictions, officials with the utility said during a Texas Public Radio interview. “There are a couple properties out there that we’ve given them a citation, we’ve communicated with them, and we’re not seeing change,” SAWS Vice President of Water Conservation […]

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Chipotle opens new San Antonio-area store with drive-thru ‘Chipotlane’

Written by on 29 August 2023

Chipotle on Tuesday opened a new location in the Northeast San Antonio suburb of Universal City, bringing 25 jobs to the area, officials with the Denver-based burrito chain said. Like many of the company’s new outlets, the store boasts a punny, pandemic-driven “Chipotlane” — a drive-thru for diners pick up their orders. The eatery is located at […]

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Downtown San Antonio’s Broadway Delicatessen closing permanently

Written by on 29 August 2023

Downtown San Antonio’s Broadway Delicatessen soon will sling its last cold-cut piled sandwiches and slices of New York-style pizza, according to a Facebook post from the restaurant’s owners. In a note thanking “loyal customers,” the dining spot’s owners said it will close down early next week or once it runs out of food to serve. […]

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San Antonio airport among worst for Labor Day-weekend delays, study says

Written by on 29 August 2023

Those scheduled to fly out of San Antonio International Airport over Labor Day weekend may want to brace for turbulent travel. A new study by online car-rental firm Price4Limo ranks the Alamo City’s airport as sixth in the nation for delayed departures over the holiday weekend. Last year, the TSA screened 8.8 million travelers over the long […]

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