For the second consecutive year, San Antonio ranks as Texas’ least-educated metro area of more than a million residents, according to a new study from personal finance blog WalletHub. Overall, San Antonio ranked as the No. 102 metro in the U.S. when it comes to education, lagging behind Austin at No. 10, Dallas-Fort Worth at […]
At least once a day Dr. Ximena Lopez sees a parent crying in her clinic. They’re crying because Lopez just told them they need to find a new way to get transition-related care for their children — by leaving Texas or sourcing treatments outside the state — because the state outlawed these treatments for trans […]
During a stop in San Antonio to tout his school-voucher plan, Gov. Greg Abbott told the crowd that “in Texas, if you seek to be anything other than No. 1, then you are not a Texan.” Someone needs to break it to the Republican governor that under his watch CNBC ranked Texas as having the […]
Less than two weeks after launching a new plant-based pizza line, San Antonio’s Rooted Vegan Cuisine has announced its permanent closure. The vegan outfit took to Instagram Sunday to share the news. “This is a tough one.
City officials are calling on residents to help create a new mural for San Antonio International Airport. The city’s Department of Arts & Culture and artist Sandra Gonzalez have organized a Community Paint Day, during which participants will work together to create a colorful mural. The free event will be held at Centro de Artes […]
Bubby’s Jewish Soul Food, a local haven for New York-style bagels and baked goods, will close its doors permanently this weekend. The business took to social media over the weekend to inform fans that Sunday, July 23 will be its last day in operation. Diners can stock up on their favorite bagels, bialys and babka […]
San Antonio likely will sue the Texas over the so-called “Death Star bill,” recently passed state legislation limiting municipalities’ ability to exercise their right to home rule, City Attorney Andy Segovia told the Express-News. Segovia told the daily his office is exploring legal options and is in talks with its counterparts in Houston, El Paso, […]
The U.S. cannabis industry has formed its first super PAC and hopes to have it rolling money into political campaigns in time for the 2024 election season. A new bipartisan super PAC called Legalize America launched last month with the backing of the U.S. Cannabis Council and key cannabis-related businesses, according to a MarketWatch report. Unlike […]
Roll over Freddy and tell Michael Myers the news: there’s a new slasher icon in town named Art the Clown. Art became a horror villain A-lister last Halloween with the smash-hit killfest Terrifier 2, which also propelled the micro-budgeted original Terrifier — relegated to a streaming-only release — back into the public consciousness.
Hosting gatherings with friends and family is among the many exciting things about summertime in San Antonio. However, the prep, followthrough and cleanup are often intimidating enough to make us think twice about opening our home for a summer soiree.