Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Dinosaur Jr., Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Fea and more
Yes, there’s a whole lotta partying going on thanks to Fiesta. Yes, that means parking will suck.
Yes, there’s a whole lotta partying going on thanks to Fiesta. Yes, that means parking will suck.
Transgender Texans of all ages could have their access to transition-related medical treatments severely limited — or effectively ended — under a bill the Texas Senate preliminary approved Tuesday. Senate Bill 1029 would make physicians and health insurers financially liable for their patients’ lifetime medical, mental health and pharmaceutical costs resulting from complications of gender-affirming medical […]
Nonprofit San Antonio Metropolitan Ministry Inc., or SAMMinistries, has landed two separate multimillion-dollar funding streams worth a total of $18 million to support its housing-first model of addressing homelessness. The pieces come in the form of a grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and money from a housing bond approved by […]
Conservative lawmakers are trying to expand their war on books they find objectionable with a bill that critics fear would allow the state’s authorities on school curriculum to reject textbooks based on their political and religious beliefs. House Bill 1804, authored by freshman state Rep. Terri Leo-Wilson, R-Galveston, would allow the State Board of Education […]
A recording of the CEO of South San Antonio’s Texas Vista Medical Center appearing to contradict the reason the hospital’s corporate owners gave for shutting it down is drawing scrutiny from Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia. CBS News analyzed the pending closure of Texas Vista in a Wednesday report, noting that owner Steward Health Care is shuttering […]
The Alamo City’s craft beer scene is about to get even more saturated with the arrival of Illinois-based chain Beerhead Bar & Eatery. Beerhead is brewing up a location at 19338 Babcock Road, Suite 100, in far Northwest San Antonio, according to an April 18 filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. It’s […]
Amid growing outcry over the potential environmental impact SpaceX’s recent rocket explosion over South Texas, the feds have temporary halted billionaire Elon Musk’s space exploration company from launching another craft, CNBC reports. The Federal Aviation Administration has enacted a moratorium on further SpaceX flights pending a “mishap investigation,” according to the cable network, citing an […]
Americans overwhelmingly support cannabis being legal for medical or recreational use, and public support for legalization has skyrocketed over the past two decades, according to research newly compiled by the Pew Research Center. Interestingly, however, fewer than half of Americans say they have ever used cannabis and a far smaller number partake in it regularly, according […]
The annual celebration of Mexican independence is upon us, and San Antonio’s bars and restaurants are gearing up to commemorate Cinco de Mayo in a big way. Whether you’re looking for live music, drink specials or new twists on margaritas, here are eight options for a May 5 outing. Costa Pacifica’s May 5 deals include […]
Folks who don’t mind a side of sass with their meal will soon be able to get just that when a two-day pop-up called Karen’s Diner comes to the Alamo City this fall. The traveling Australia-based concept promotes itself as offering “great burgers and rude service.” Which means the waitstaff is instructed to roast customers […]