San Antonio-based Whataburger to open restaurant on Las Vegas Strip this fall
Fear, loathing, and a Whataburger in Las Vegas? It’s true.
Fear, loathing, and a Whataburger in Las Vegas? It’s true.
Northeast San Antonio barbecue and “dino-rib” purveyor Windmill Ice House has closed its doors, although it’s not immediately clear whether the move is temporary or permanent. Management indicated the closure in a Monday Facebook message, saying simply, “It’s been real, San Antonio. Stay tuned for updates.”
The San Antonio Current won recognition in two categories at the 2023 Association of Alternative Newsmedia Awards. Current Editor-in-Chief Sanford Nowlin landed an honorable mention for his coverage of the San Antonio Symphony’s labor dispute.
Editor’s note: This story was corrected to indicate that Greg Casar was the bill’s author and that it calls for the White House to adopt a new Occupational Safety and Health Administration workplace heat standard. U.S. Rep. Greg Casar, a Democrat representing San Antonio and Austin, authored a letter urging the Biden Administration to adopt federal […]
Lego fans, looks like you’re going to need to build a bigger boat. A 7-foot great white shark made from 15,000 Lego bricks is on display inside San Antonio’s Legoland Discovery Center.
As anticipated, the city of San Antonio is suing the state of Texas over its so-called “Death Star Bill,” a law recently passed by the Republican-led legislature designed to limit local control. The legislation, HB 2171, empowers businesses and people to sue municipalities for locally adopted rules and regulations that go further than existing state […]
Christopher Nolan bases his ambitious biopic of J. Robert Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy) on a Pulitzer Prize-winning account of his subject’s life, American Prometheus, and the physicist’s shaping hand in the creation of the atomic bomb undeniably qualifies as the modern equivalent of stealing fire from the gods. Although Oppenheimer is spared Prometheus’ physical punishment for […]
For seven years, Maricela Delcid has guided Texans through the Medicaid application minefield, working past language barriers and documentation issues out of a community center in Houston. But her clients have never been more confused or frustrated than now, since the state began booting people from the program after a years-long period of continuous coverage.
We are living in difficult times. Girls’ self-harm and suicide rates are spiraling; women are more burned out than ever taking the second shift.
The mother of a 24-year-old construction worker who died of heat stroke while on the job last summer in San Antonio has filed a lawsuit against his employer. Gabriel Infante was working for B Comm Constructors, digging to move an internet fiber optic cable on June 23, 2022, when he began experiencing stroke-like symptoms, including […]