A family whose members sustained injuries when a massive tree branch at the San Antonio Zoo fell on them in March is suing for more than $1 million in damages. The law offices of Thomas J. Henry filed the suit Tuesday in Bexar County District Court on behalf of Librado and Crystal Rodriguez and the latter’s two […]
Name: Phillip Gonyea Title: Co-owner of Krazy Katsu with wife Jessica Gonyea
Brunch baddies, rejoice! Hemisfair brunch concept Box St. All Day will expand its San Antonio footprint with a second location near the Shops at La Cantera. Box St. partner Caroline Garcia-Bowman confirmed Tuesday that groundwork is underway for the new restaurant, which will be located at 17038 Fiesta Texas Drive, Suite 112.
Artists frequently use their websites as a platform to present themselves as accomplished professionals with zero evidence of personality. On his quirky, colorful website, San Antonio’s Michael Guerra Foerster turns that pretentious trend upside down by using the juvenile font Comic Sans — in bubblegum pink, no less — and a headshot that shows him grinning […]
Progressive groups backing Proposition A, which would decriminalize marijuana and abortion in San Antonio, on Wednesday called out Mayor Ron Nirenberg and the city’s daily newspaper for spewing “disinformation” ahead Saturday’s election. During a City Hall news conference, Ananda Tomas — executive director of police reform group Act 4 SA, said Nirenberg’s opposition to the ballot measure […]
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Some bands never recover from losing a singer, but Black Dahlia Murder is determined not to fall into that category. After the tragic death of charismatic frontman Trevor Strnad, the storied metal outfit is soldiering on and will appear in the Alamo City this week. If your eardrums aren’t up for buzzsaw riffs and machine-gunning […]
Most Texas voters — including the majority of both Democrats and Republicans — favor raising the minimum age required to buy a gun from 18 to 21, according to a poll released Wednesday. In the new survey by the University of Texas at Austin’s Texas Politics Project, 76% of voters said they would support legislation […]
San Antonio-based filmmaker Alejandro Cabrera was first introduced to Star Wars by his mother in the summer of 1996. The year prior, the original three films were re-released on VHS.
The owner-operator of a trio of bars in San Antonio’s northeastern ‘burbs plans to make his first foray into downtown San Antonio. Nick Marquez of Hidden Grove, Old Main Ice House and Bar House — all in the Schertz area — confirmed he’s about to begin converting a 93-year-old building at 820 N. Alamo St. […]