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Artist who went viral for crushing a Tesla will ride ‘bomb’ like a bull for anti-war performance

Written by on 17 September 2026

Chavis Mármol, a Mexico City artist who went viral for dropping a nine-ton Olmec head onto a blue Tesla Model 3, will open his latest exhibit in San Antonio this week as ArtPace’s International Artist in Residence. Mármol’s latest work, opening Thursday at ArtPace, is sure to cause shock waves of its own. That’s because Mármol has […]

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San Antonio Conservation Society says it’s pausing NIOSA, one of Fiesta’s most popular events

Written by on 17 September 2026

Facing financial pressures and space constraints, the San Antonio Conservation Society revealed in a Wednesday Instagram post that it’s pausing A Night in Old San Antonio (NIOSA), one of Fiesta San Antonio’s most popular events. “NIOSA is a beloved tradition, and this decision was not made lightly,” the group said in its post. “We are […]

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Texas and federal officials announce charges against 7 related to noncitizen voting

Written by on 17 September 2026

This article was  originally published by Votebeat, a nonprofit news organization covering local election administration and voting access. Sign up for Votebeat Texas’ free newsletter here. State and federal officials on Tuesday announced charges against seven people accused of voting in federal elections while not eligible citizens. The Texas Secretary of State’s Office separately said […]

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San Antonio councilwoman proposes smaller increase in property taxes to deal with deficit

Written by on 16 September 2026

With debate over the city’s budget reaching a crescendo this week, District 8 Councilwoman Ivalis Meza Gonzales proposed an amendment that raised eyebrows among some City Hall staffers. As the City of San Antonio considers raising property taxes to deal with a $158 million budget deficit, first-term councilwoman Meza Gonzalez suggested implementing a smaller tax […]

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‘No Sacred Cows’: Mayor wants to cut Ready to Work, Fiesta and Siclovia funding as $158M deficit looms

Written by on 16 September 2026

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones on Tuesday floated her latest proposal to fix the city’s $158 million budget deficit. The components of that plan include shifting funds to reduce the deficit while also saving programs she deems necessary for low-income San Antonians. Specifically, Jones is proposing to save $9 million from the General Fund by sunsetting […]

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